Presented the entire Baseline project to the class and faculty. This session was the capstone presentation — showing 19 previous sessions of work, the three deployed tests, the technical architecture, the security hardening, and the decision-making arc that shaped the platform.
Presenting forces clarity. Having to explain the quarter question, the design decisions, and the resistance moments to an audience made the patterns visible that were invisible while building. The feedback confirmed the core value proposition — that unusual sensor inputs (camera, microphone, touch) are viable and interesting for assessment.
The presentation directly addressed the quarter question: "What happens when I use AI to turn everyday devices into tools that test, teach, and track human physical and cognitive function?" The answer is a working platform with three validated tests, user feedback, security hardening, and a clear roadmap for expansion.
M6 complete. The process book is the final deliverable — documenting the entire arc from exploration through deployment and presentation.