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Update on Four-Monitor Rotating Gaming Device Project

The FourLokomotion project has made significant progress as we finalize our concept for a rotating gaming device featuring four displays. We've completed our parts list and are preparing to test essential components, including the Freescale TWR-MCF5225X microcontroller and TWR-LCD 3.2” TFT LCD. Our architecture ensures reliability by addressing hardware failures, such as motor issues and display malfunctions, with strategic backup measures. We also plan to implement software resets to ensure proper functionality, further mitigating potential risks.

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Update on Four-Monitor Rotating Gaming Device Project

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  1. FourLokomotion Hong Jai Cho Jon Francis Young Woong Park Anthony Rowles

  2. Status Update • Rotating gaming device with four screens. • Project idea is finalized. • Complete parts list ready. • Planning to test with a subset of the parts. • Freescale TWR-MCF5225X Microcontroller development board • Freescale TWR-LCD 3.2” TFT LCD • Freescale TWR-ELEV PCI-X communications connector

  3. Architecture Bus

  4. Use Cases

  5. Reliability Use Cases • Hardware failure • When the motor stops: keep the game on a single screen, backup motor • When one of the displays fails: mark the display as ‘unavailable for use’ and skip over that screen during rotation • Software failure • Reset the system with correct motor orientation

  6. Risks & Mitigation

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