Inspiration

We saw that the old masks had some drawbacks like too much tension on the ears and not being able to talk properly because of the tension being made by the mask.

What it does

Our mask rules these problems out. We made a strap which can be connected to any mask and enable temperature sensing of the body and contact tracing with the nearby masks and other devices.

How we built it

We took the Arduino Nano development board and connected various components like thermopile temperature sensor for body's temperature sensing, and an adjustable temperature sensor for adjusting the temperature with the surroundings, and Bluetooth for contact tracing and logging the data to the smartphone.

Challenges we ran into

Complexity and time were the constraints that came in the path of the project completion. Searching for the correct components which fit in the budget was also a big task.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We could successfully devise a method to make a working prototype of the project, just that we could not order the items because of the delivery time and could not test it on hardware.

What we learned

We learned about workings of thermopile temperature sensor and learned a lot of new things about the electrical circuits used in the model.

What's next for E Lo "Mask"

We could not test it on the hardware, so the first thing would be to test on hardware and implement the smartphone app which we thought of. The app will log the data of devices nearby and temperature throughout the day and show in a chart.

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We tried to make the mask look like a cutout of Iron Man's face shield. (Emphasis on tried) Will complete the android app which was being built in MIT App Inventor. And also make the code more efficient wherever possible. Also the strap which holds the Arduino Nano, battery and the Bluetooth module is in progress in the 3D Builder.

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