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The document outlines an 8-week action plan for a final year research project titled 'Universal Key,' detailing weekly activities and expected outcomes. Key tasks include meeting with supervisors, integrating technical components, conducting performance evaluations, drafting research papers, and preparing for a final presentation. The plan emphasizes collaboration, technical development, and commercialization strategies within the context of blockchain, cybersecurity, and IoT.

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Universal Key

The document outlines an 8-week action plan for a final year research project titled 'Universal Key,' detailing weekly activities and expected outcomes. Key tasks include meeting with supervisors, integrating technical components, conducting performance evaluations, drafting research papers, and preparing for a final presentation. The plan emphasizes collaboration, technical development, and commercialization strategies within the context of blockchain, cybersecurity, and IoT.

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Semester Action Plan

Final Year Research Project (8th Semester, 8 Weeks)

Research Title
Universal Key

Group Members:
Athukorala A.T.S.-2021/E/204

Supervisors:
Primary Supervisor Name: [Link]
Week Activities Outcomes
• Meet with supervisors to discuss project Planning and
Week 1 milestones, assess the current working Vercel Preparation
deployment, and finalize the action plan.
• Identify potential blockchain, cybersecurity,
and IoT journals or conferences (e.g., IEEE,
ACM) to target for your paper submission.
• Analyze the current multi-owner security
architecture (isTrusted and doors data maps) to
verify access edge cases.
• Discuss intellectual property (IP) protection
strategies, patent opportunities for the system's
decentralized token structure, and potential
commercial applications.

• Finalize the integration of the local React Technical


Week 2 interface with the Biconomy staging MEE Completion and
infrastructure and the Firestore backend pipeline. Poster
• Complete full functional testing of the ESP32
hardware relay nodes, sensors, and state updates
Preparation
via the EMQX secure WebSocket MQTT broker
([Link]
• Validate the responsiveness of asynchronous
UI elements, cross-account permission checks
("Not Authorized" warnings), and live log
synchronization.
• Design and build a professional draft research
poster highlighting the cryptographic and
hardware layers of the system.
• Run experimental stress evaluations: Measure Complete
Week 3 network delay between web application button performance
clicks, MQTT relay execution, and on-chain analysis
state settlement times.
• Analyze gas cost metrics for gasless transaction
sponsorship using Biconomy's shared testnet
infrastructure.
• Write the initial structural draft of the research
paper and compile the project thesis (covering
the decentralized access matrix, Firebase sync,
and hardware design).
• Draft a Business Model Canvas (BMC) and
map out a detailed commercial pitch targeted at
shared offices, short-term rentals, or corporate
facilities.
• Record a draft product demonstration video
showcasing real-time unlocking, authorization
management, and active log processing.
• Revise all draft components based on early
supervisor feedback and study for the Mid-
Semester Examination.

• Compile all system metrics, architectural Submit Research


Week 4 schematics, and cryptographic workflows into a Paper and
submission-ready research paper. Business Plan
• Finalize the comprehensive business plan,
incorporating target audience definitions, cost
analysis, and scalability strategies.
• Sit for the Mid-Semester Examination to
complete core theoretical testing requirements.

• Conduct a thorough mid-semester project Improve the


Week 5 reflection to pinpoint latency bottlenecks, UX system according
vulnerabilities, or hardware communication to mid reflection
gaps.
• Adjust the smart contract logic, UI state
preservation, or error handling methods based
on mid-semester review feedback.
• Begin implementing corrections within the
primary thesis structure according to advisor
commentary.

• Stress-test edge cases in the user authorization Optimize LLM


Week 6 flow (e.g., verifying instant lock changes when responses and
an address is removed via recommendation
removeTrustedUserUserHandler). quality
• Improve the user interface, optimizing data
visualizations, Tailwind responsive layouts, and
structural components within the primary
dashboard.
• Refine real-time feedback elements like toast
messages and load animations during complex
Web3 processes.

• Compile final corrections for the research Finalize thesis,
Week 7 paper, technical poster, business presentation, paper, poster, and
and thesis documents. business plan
• Prepare formal patent documentation detailing
the unique dual-ownership on-chain access
authorization matrices.
• Process copyright registration materials for the
custom React application interface and the
underlying Solidity smart contract logic.
• Produce a clean, professional 3-minute video Final Submission
Week 8 showing the system architecture, real-time and
sync, and a live demonstration of physical door Demonstration
management.
• Deliver the final project presentation and
system defense before the university's academic
review panel.
• Organize, document, and archive the complete
production repository (React frontend source
code, ESP32 C++ firmware, Solidity smart
contracts, and Firestore schemas) alongside all
supporting datasets.

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