Browser deck

drowsyguard-slides.html is an eight-slide deck for the lecturer review, built from docs/research-proposal.md, the Word proposal in docs/assets/documents/, and the measured numbers in PROJECT_STATE.md.

#	Slide	Carries
01	Cover	Title, team, lecturer, and the four cue periods as a readout
02	The problem	Why one frame is not drowsiness: blink vs microsleep strips
03	Concept — cues	The five landmarks and the period that defines each cue
04	Concept — decision	Weighted fusion, the 0.55 trigger, and the 0.55 s hold
05	Process flow	Capture → find → read → fuse → hold → speak, plus support paths
06	Equipment	Nine parts, one illustration each, USD 27.25 total
07	Where we are	Bench photo and the measured results, including the open gap
08	Conclusion	Training the lightweight on-device model, and the KPI targets

Presenting it

Open the file in any browser. Arrow keys, PageUp/PageDown, space, Home and End move between slides; the numbered rail on the right jumps to one directly. Each slide is a fixed 16:9 frame that scales to the window, so full-screen (F11) gives a clean projector view.

Exporting a PDF

Ctrl+P (Cmd+P) with Landscape and Background graphics enabled prints one slide per A4 page. @page { size: A4 landscape } is already set, so the page size needs no adjustment.

Adding the bench photo

Slide 07 looks for a photo at images/prototype-build.jpg. Drop the real photograph of the assembled prototype there and it replaces the drawn build diagram automatically — no edit to the HTML needed. Any browser-readable JPEG works; roughly 3:2 landscape matches the slot best.

Without that file the slide falls back to the labelled illustration of the same build, which is what a viewer sees when the deck is opened outside the repo.

Editing

Everything is in the one HTML file: the palette is a token block at the top (inheriting the dodgerblue primary from docs/stylesheets/extra.css), and each slide is a <section class="frame">. Sizes inside a slide are in cqw (percent of the slide's own width) so the layout holds at any projector resolution. Diagrams are hand-authored inline SVG with no dependencies.