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Functional prototypes: wearable technology
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I can combine input, process and output components to create functioning circuits.
I can combine inputs, processes and outputs with feedback in a control system.
I can develop a light sequence control system, and test and iterate it.
I can develop and modify a system to meet the requirements of a design brief.
I can select and justify material choices and fabrication techniques for a wearable technology product.
I can integrate a micro:bit into a wearable technology product and plan the manufacture.
I can manufacture a wearable technology product.
I can test and evaluate a product.
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