Computer science and design teacher David Martin approached me and asked me if I would mentor a group of middle school students from Viewpoint School. After meeting with the students, the project they were interested in pursuing was a smog measuring project that could be attached to the bike of a teacher who rides it to school every day. After doing some more research, we began developing a mobile fine dust (PM10 & PM2.5) and NO2 meter using Arduino. My main duty was teaching them how to code and build an Arduino board, understand data and publish results.

Teaching students how to solder

Schematics (preliminary)

Main Interconnection Board

Display Board