It's over. Hard to believe that we won't be waking up early Sunday morning, anxious about our upcoming presentation. No more long nights of brainstorming and prototyping, no more long days of excitement and despair. Everything in life has its ups and downs but nothing prepared us for the roller coaster that is miLAB.
It's the end of the show for 2015. We worked hard as a team. We worked hard as individuals. We worked hard long nights, days, mornings and evenings. We worked with tension, stress and anxiety, but also with satisfaction, happiness and love. You cannot imagine how this experience has changed us. We've learned how to be a team, relying on each other and forgiving one another. We understood the limitations of each and every one of us, embraced them and worked with them in a kindly fashion. The formulating of this group during these two semesters, from a team with a preposterous prototype and an unfounded need to a strong team that created a prototype with potential, depth and accuracy, is absolutely amazing.
The exhibition was a great place to take pride in the long path we walked through. As we hoped, we received a lot of positive feedback. It started with Walla! News coming to interview us. You can see Gidon explaining about Clicks on their site right here. Later, several people were seriously intrigued as for when we are going to publish our product. One person even asked if we can create 40 units for a conference he's hosting by mid-July (!). Rumblings and rumors from around the exhibition marked us as a good, innovative and promising idea. Now all that remains for us is to decide what's next. Our group is definitely not stoping here. We will meet during the upcoming exams period (for most of us it's the last one), and decide where will we go from there. We'll formulate a plan, find a track and we'll always keep you updated. .
Thanks for this year!
The Clicks Team