What information tools & technologies did you used to complete your Cyberfair project?

The software we use includes:

Word 2013: Text input and organization

MUSE CC: Web page creation

Photocap: Photo editing

nEO IMAGING: Photo management

FileZilla: Web page uploading

Line: Instant messaging

FB Association: Online discussion and data exchange

Google Drive: Online hard drive data exchange

The devices we use are:

Computer: Writing interview content, editing web pages, editing images

USB flash drive: Data exchange, storing photos, interviews

Smartphone: Photography, communication

Notebook: Mobile writing of interview content

Camera: Photography

Voice recorder: Interview recording

In what ways did you act as "ambassadors" and spokespersons for your Cyberfair project both on-line and in person.

Through visiting the Agricultural Machinery Research Laboratory and understanding their research outcomes and operational attributes firsthand, we gained insight into how they assist farmers. By immersing ourselves in the research and development process, we attempted to conceptualize our own agricultural machinery designs. We compiled the gathered data in hopes of providing a reference platform for farmers in need of agricultural machinery technology.

How did your project involve other members of your community as helpers and volunteers?

The project investigating agricultural machinery development has had several positive impacts on our community. Firstly, it has enhanced our understanding of agricultural machinery technology, promoting modernization and efficiency in agricultural production. Secondly, our research provides farmers with more choices and resources to better cope with the increasingly complex agricultural production environment. Additionally, our project helps to improve farmers' living standards and income, thereby enhancing the overall economic condition of the community. In summary, this project brings more development opportunities and potential for improved quality of life to our community.

Discoveries, Lessons and Surprises

This project encourages other community members to participate as helpers and volunteers in various ways. Firstly, community members can contribute by providing valuable insights, expertise, or resources related to agriculture, engineering, or technology. They can also volunteer their time and skills to assist with data collection, analysis, or field testing of agricultural machinery prototypes. Furthermore, community members can support the project by spreading awareness, sharing information, and advocating for the importance of agricultural mechanization in enhancing local farming practices and livelihoods.