Introduction:

My Reflection:

My feelings before starting my Innovation Day project were excitement, joy, and anticipation. I had been waiting for Innovation Day for a long time and was very excited when it was time to start working on the prototype.

I was excited about creating the project and preparing the prototype, but these feelings definitely changed over time: I couldn’t decide on a suitable invention, and preparing the prototype became agonizing due to lack of time.

One of the actions that contributed to my success on Innovation Day, both positively and negatively, is that our project broke in a part, which required an annoying repair, but the new part we used looked better than the one that broke, which helped the project succeed.

The actions I took to make my project “glow” were to buy a wooden board with a white coating, to make it look like a large, clean, and aesthetically pleasing toilet paper roll.

After presenting the project to the judges, I felt like I made a good impression on them. The problem and the solution we chose helped me and Aviv a lot in presenting the project.

My biggest challenges during this process were gluing everything together. The glue we chose was a non-sticky jelly, which only set after 24 hours, which made gluing very difficult.

Things I would do differently next time, based on what I did compared to others, are adding lighting to the board, maybe pink cotton wool to the bottom of the contraption like a pillow, and putting the contraption in the way it’s supposed to be placed, so it works properly.

conclusion:

This blog post tells about how I felt before and after Innovation Day, meeting the judges, preparing the prototype, difficulties and solutions, Introduction, and finally, possible additions.