Create and document a license for your final project. Develop a plan for dissemination of your final project.
The temperature sensor, object has been built, is mainly used to boilers, for the purpose of measuring the amount of heat being released to the environment. Later, It plans to make some improvements during the project can be implemented an actuator, which allows it to control oxygen ingress into the boiler to increase or decrease temperature.
There are some PLCs that make similar inventions to which it has developed; the difference is that costs are high to be implemented in furnaces and boilers. So, this invention is practiced, easy to use and greater availability.
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I decided not to restrict the commercial use of my project; because lack improves calibration such as to reduce the error of temperature and more investment economical will be required.
At the moment, only the prototype is doing and it will expect a good acceptance of the other colleagues. Meantime, it makes sure if they can engage with works related to temperature. Later, it plans to develop greater efficiency of the project with the goal of having higher quality results.
To continue with the development of my project, the probability of continue will depend on investment and the support of companies dedicated to the production of these measuring instruments of temperature to refine and produce a product with a minimum percentage of measurement error.