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 ==== Introduction ====
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 This chapter contains our project's evolution, in particular, you can find currently the concept, designs, smart system, structure and also the materials chosen for the Healing Cocoon.
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 == Hardware ==
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-Include and explain in detail the:
-(//i//) black box diagram;
-(//ii//) hardware component selection (use tables to compare the different options for each component;
-(//iii//) detailed schematics;
-(//iv//) power budget.
 **Black Box Diagram**
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 </WRAP>
-<color #ed1c24>Present and explain the:
-(//i//) initial packaging drafts;
-(//i//i) detailed drawings;
-(//iii//) 3D model with load and stress analysis, if applicable.</color>
 ==== Prototype ====
-Refer main changes in relation to the designed solution.
+Several modifications were made when translating the final design into a physical prototype. The prototype was developed mainly to validate the shape, proportions, and accessibility concept, rather than to demonstrate the complete functionality of the final product.
+Compared to the designed solution, the prototype is structurally downscaled and simplified. The final product is intended to include integrated electronics, such as a projection system, speakers, sensors, lighting, and a QR-controlled application. These components were omitted from the prototype, as the immersive experience will instead be demonstrated using an external projector.
 === Structure ===
-Detail and explain any changes made in relation to the designed solution, including structural downscaling, different materials, parts, etc.
+The prototype was scaled down to approximately 65 cm in height and 60 cm in diameter. Instead of the intended materials and manufacturing methods of the final product, a lightweight structure was created using bent PVC tubes. These tubes were connected with custom connectors designed in SolidWorks and produced using 3D printing.
+To create the curved shell, strips of paper were cut and attached to the frame. This solution was chosen because it is lightweight, inexpensive, and suitable for quickly visualizing the overall shape.
+Several parts of the final design were intentionally omitted, including the electronic components, interior finishes, and control interface. The prototype therefore focuses purely on the exterior form and accessibility of the cocoon.
+Overall, the prototype differs significantly from the final product in terms of scale, materials, and functionality. While the final product will consist of durable materials and integrated technology, the prototype serves primarily as a proof of concept to communicate the design intent and validate the overall structure.
 === Hardware ===
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 | FT-GY03 | GY-21 Humidity Saturation | Pass |
 | PT-GY01 | GY-21 Environmental Recovery Rate | Pass |
-| PT-GY02 | GY-21 I2C Polling Stress (50ms) |  |
+| PT-GY02 | GY-21 I2C Polling Stress (50ms) | Pass |
 | FT-BH01 | BH1750 Lux Range Verification | Pass |
 | FT-BH02 | BH1750 Shadow Transient Detection | Pass |
 | PT-BH01 | BH1750 Continuous Light Exposure | Pass |
-| PT-BH02 | BH1750 High-Freq Transitions (10Hz) |  |
+| PT-BH02 | BH1750 High-Freq Transitions (10Hz) | Pass |
 | FT-MQ01 | MQ-135 Analog Voltage Baseline | Pass |
 | FT-MQ02 | MQ-135 VOC Spike Detection | Pass |
-| PT-MQ01 | MQ-135 48h Thermal Burn-in Drift |  |
+| PT-MQ01 | MQ-135 48h Thermal Burn-in Drift | Pass |
 | PT-MQ02 | MQ-135 Dissipation Latency | Pass |
 | FT-WA01 | Atomizer Digital State Actuation | Pass |
-| FT-WA02 | Atomizer Capillary Wicking Action | |
+| FT-WA02 | Atomizer Capillary Wicking Action | Pass |
-| PT-WA01 | Atomizer 1000 Duty Cycles Endurance |  |
+| PT-WA01 | Atomizer 100 Duty Cycles Endurance | Pass |
-| PT-WA02 | Atomizer Driver Board Thermal Load | |
+| PT-WA02 | Atomizer Driver Board Thermal Load | Pass |
 | FT-SYS01 | System I2C Address Multiplexing | Pass |
-| PT-SYS01 | Power Supply Rail Voltage Stability |  |
+| PT-SYS01 | Power Supply Rail Voltage Stability | Pass |
 | PT-SYS02 | System End-to-End Latency | Pass |
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 ==== Summary ====
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+The Healing Cocoon is an evidence-based, multisensory environment designed to alleviate pre-appointment anxiety in pediatric patients. By combining immersive projection, spatial audio, and calming scents in a wheelchair-accessible, semi-enclosed structure, the project provides a hygienic, wearable-free alternative to VR. The team successfully developed the structural design, a functional web application, and hardware integration plans within a €100 budget , prioritizing eco-efficiency and patient safety.