

Mid November: lock the design. Choose the final sensors, confirm the biology, reach out to out-of-school mentors and finish remaining orders.
Late November: draw the circuit schematic, wire the sensors to the Arduino on a breadboard and test readings, including moisture noise.
December: laser cut stencils, apply gold leaf and mount electronics for prototype v1, and start sketching the app UI.
Readings start once the band is on, sampled every few hours.
Each reading is stored, with room for a full day of data.
One high reading is not an alarm. A rise over 24+ hours is.
When the trend breaks from the patient's baseline, the app sends a notification.