Instant InfraRed Solar Charged Thermometer

This is my first real gadget i have made that combines the things that i have learned here and on YouTube into a useful device that gives me an instant temperature reading by "pointing and shoot", as opposed to the traditional thermometers you have to wait for them to adjust.
Here i just press the button, point at what you what to know the temperature of and BOOM, there you have it :)

The project runs of a singe AA rechargeable battery and can be charged by leaving the device in the sun and let the 2 solar cells charge the battery up. The button breaks the connection to battery so there is no energy wastage when its not in use.
By pressing the button the circuit is connected and the micro computer starts up, taking the readings from the sensor and displaying it on the screen.

It's all housed in a project box where there have been some holes made for the sensor, button, solar cells and the screen.

It's pretty simple, hope you like and enjoy :)

Here are some links that is useful if you don't know how to do the various bits:
- How to program the ATMega328, Bareduino or Arduino Barebones.
- Connect and test the IR Sensor.

Step 1: B.O.M

To build this project i used the following:

1 AA battery holder.
1 AA rechargeable battery (Duracell).
1 Project Box (100 x 51 x 22mm).
2 Solar Cells. (3v 50Mah)
1 DC-DC Step-Up Boost Converter (1v -> 5v).
1 Screen (I2C 0.91"128x32 white OLED LCD Display)
1 Diode.
1 Push Button.
1 ATMega328.
1 Mini bread board.
1 mlx90614 sensor.

and a bunch of wires scavenged from all over to hook it all together.

All materials are from eBaY and can be found there at best price if you have the patience to wait ;)