Development of a prototype motion sensor mini candy dispenser / Muhammad Luqman Khusairi and Nur Aini Sabrin Manssor

This project aims to develop an affordable and user-friendly automated candy dispenser that addresses the issues of germ transmission and candy preservation. Traditionally, candies are shared in bowls or consumed directly from their packaging, which can potentially spread germs and lacks proper preservation options. The proposed dispenser seeks to automate the candy dispensing process while incorporating effective preservation methods. Key features of the dispenser include ease of use, affordability, and a lightweight design, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of consumers. Through rigorous research, meticulous design, prototyping, and testing phases, the dispenser will be optimized to deliver superior functionality and reliability. Stringent quality control measures will be implemented to meet industry standards and ensure customer satisfaction. By offering a convenient and hygienic solution, this project aims to enhance the enjoyment of candy consumption while promoting cleanliness and safe handling. Ultimately, the automated candy dispenser will provide a cost-effective and user-friendly option that caters to the evolving needs of candy enthusiasts