Hey there! 👋
This repository is your home for documenting your Innovation School Project and starting your maker portfolio.
You’ll be using the GitHub Wiki to update all your project details in a structured format.
Start by writing a brief introduction to your project right here in this README.md file:
🔹 What problem are you solving?
🔹 What’s your proposed solution?
Just 2–3 lines are enough. This helps others quickly understand what your project is about.
Click on the ✏️ PENCIL icon next to the README title above, and you can edit the README directly from within your browser.
We’ve already created a standard set of Wiki pages for your project in this repository — you just need to update them with your project information.
Each section is ready with headings like:
- Project Title
- Problem Statement
- Bill of Materials (BOM)
- Solution Overview
- SDG Goals Associated
- Circuit & CAD Files
- Media Gallery
- License
Please do not delete the headings — just replace the placeholder content under each.
Follow these official GitHub help guides to learn how to edit your Wiki pages:
🔗 How to Add or Edit Wiki Pages
🔗 How to Format and Save Content in Wikis
If you’re unsure where the Wiki tab is:
📍 It’s on the top-right area of the repository (next to Code, Issues, Pull Requests).
You’ll find your project listed there. Click on it, then click “Edit” to begin updating.
If you're confused at any step:
- Ask your mentor or coordinator
- Or drop a message in our Discord/WhatsApp support group
Let’s build something awesome! 🚀
Licenses
CERN Open Hardware License Version 2 - Strongly Reciprocal (CERN-OHL-S-2.0).
MIT open source license.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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