Today, the goal was to test out a new (to us) circuit board design app for Linux called ktechlab. We came up with a preliminary memory circuit (just to see if we could) so in the future, we could implement it into our bot. KTechLab was a good tool, but the Documentation is slim, and the website is down, so it was a bit of trial-and-error until we got our simulation working. But it does indeed work. We can store 2 bits in any of the 16 locations... that's a whopping 32 bits of memory!
