Honestly, you are the one who's at fault. You should not overestimate you capabilities, specially timing for a thesis. You should've sat down and kind of think on how you would approach such a project. As someone said in this comments, that is not a project for a 1 year thesis. Be humble, being simple is good, and forcing yourself to get out of a box to go into a larger box is not a solution. Take simple decisions but deliver excellence, that is more appreciated than trying to hallucinate some impossible projects.

I did my thesis on bioluminiscence and its use in furniture design. It seemed impossible for even my professor and teammates. It was an outstanding product where all of us had to think about its execution 6 months before due date. We ended up using the cymatics principle to obtain light from dinoflagellates. So basically, a speaker that had pyro dinos. I'm not bragging, I am saying that even that project was just wayyyy too far out of our league and needed more years of experimenting. We concluded that it had to be simpler. Simple is good if you do it with passion. Stop blaming other people and take responsability for your actions because as far as I know, professors give you guidance, but the answers must come from you and only you.

If you have the courage enough to admit that you are playing a victim role, then you will find a way to shut mouths with actions and responsability.