Matt is responsible for building the capactitive touch keyboard.
This includes designing the capaticitance calibration system, programing for voltage drop
detection, input and sensor timing, and exporting the results of the sensors to the MIDI
subsystem.
Matt is also the hardware lead, responsible for assembling the final
prototype and ensuring all subsystems function together without fault.
Matt also contributed to planning and designing the custom PCB, along with the design and manufacturing of the custom device housing.
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Carley is reponsible for building the power supply subsystem,
which includes the battery supply, power controls, battery status indicator
and the three voltage regulation systems.
Carley is also the team coordinator and PCB population lead, responsible for
team organization, meetings, schedule management, team documentation,
the team website along with soldering the final PCBs.
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Ivan Norman
MIDI Subsystem
Ivan is responsible for building the MIDI subsytem, which includes programming
the VS1053B to take the sensor results from the capacitive touch keyboard and turn
it into an auidio file output. This includes programming multiple instruments onto
the board, and insuring each key pressed will play a different note.
Cory is responsible for creating the Anything Instrument's user interface.
This includes creating a user friendly systems menu with selectable menu options
and allowing the user selections to control various components of the overall system.
This also includes implementing the rotary encoder to allow the user to control the
system.
Cory is also the team budget lead, responsible for placing and tracking orders,
as well as keeping track of our teams financial status
