Cookie dispenser: blocking access through the chute

fingerprint lock, then someone just tilts the box. right.
3×3 cm blocker through the chute slot — check it doesn't become a cookie jam machine

failure mode: authentication at the fingerprint sensor does not prevent someone from accessing the stored cookies mechanically by tilting the enclosure.

Cookie Dispenser prototype.

Cookie-storage and chute redesign sketch.

redesign: cut a hole in the bottom of the slide and attach a 3 cm × 3 cm foam-board piece to the short side of the lever. Position the piece so it passes through that hole and blocks the tilt-based access path. This is a change to the dispensing geometry, separate from the daily-limit logic.

inspection points: clearance through the lever's full travel; whether the blocker catches a cookie; whether the slot creates a new access path; strength of the foam-board attachment. These are review checks, not additional tests recorded in the report.

remaining design notes from the conclusion: replace foam board with a more durable, cleanable material; consider a stronger motor for heavier cookies; improve the administrator's access to the storage lock. Keep the physical access-control test separate from fingerprint recognition.