Any Time Any Where- Remote Monitoring of Attendance System based on RFID using GSM Network

Singhal, Zatin; Gujral, Rajneesh Kumar

doi:10.5120/4803-7031

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“…Charles Walton, who was the first to use the RFID acronym [1], is documented as the first RFID patent holder for his design of a portable radio frequency emitting identifier in 1973. In the recent years, RFID is used for the identification of various physical objects, like products, human beings and so on [2]. This technique is much more advantageous, safe, secure and easy with lower overhead compared to other conventional techniques.…”

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Development of an Attendance System for Students with SMS Notification to Parents

Kundu¹,

Nandy²,

Kumar³

2019

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Comm

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The conventional method of taking attendance of students is time consuming and insecure, hence inefficient. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) based attendance system is one of the solutions to this problem. This system can be used to take attendance of students in schools, colleges, and universities. It can identify each person uniquely, based on his/her RFID tag type ID card, making the process of taking attendance easier, faster and secure. Successful fabrication of a prototype of such a system is presented in this paper. With real-time clock facility, the process can be made more accurate, since the time will be recorded. Through a GSM Module, messages can also be sent to the respective parents. The system can be connected to the computer through RS232 or Universal Serial Bus (USB) port to store the attendance in a database for comparison and authentication.

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Development of an Attendance System for Students with SMS Notification to Parents

Kundu¹,

Nandy²,

Kumar³

2019

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Comm

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“…The majority of modern student attendance tracking systems are based on RFID technology. In this manner, RFID is implemented in many existing systems, such as [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28]. In these systems, all students are equipped with RFID tags, and all the classrooms are equipped with RFID readers.…”

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“…using RFID technology. They also present comparable results and experiences.To aid in certain functionalities Singhal and Gujral[23], propose an RFID system augmented with GSM Copyright © 2018 MECS I.J. Information Technology and Computer Science, 2018, 10, 44-52 capabilities, using SMS messages to inform the interested parties (parents, employers) about certain attendances on a daily basis.…”

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On the Technologies and Systems for Student Attendance Tracking

Kotevski¹,

Blazheska-Tabakovska²,

Bocevska³

et al. 2018

IJITCS

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Manual student attendance tracking, by calling student names from a check list or taking students' signs on a paper, has gone into history. Nowadays, modern technologies have already enabled the development of various automatized attendance tracking systems. These technologies include: Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID), Biometric (fingerprint, face or voice recognition), Barcode identification and Bluetooth communication technologies, that are implemented over an IP infrastructure as a platform. But, all these technologies perform in a different manner and exhibit certain functional limitations considering the given implementation. The main motivation for this research was to explore the possibilities for overcoming the issues of current systems for attendance tracking, considering the limitations of the technologies employed. Hence, the core contribution of this research can be considered as a fourfold, i.e. i) it presents the most frequently used technologies in the development of attendance tracking systems, ii) it reviews a range of existing student attendance tracking systems, iii) it defines criteria for performance evaluation of the technologies employed in student attendance tracking, from a perspective of educational institutions, and iv) it evaluates the mostly used technologies according to the predefined functional criteria. As a summary of the evaluation it provides directions for future development of a student attendance tracking system that would address the explored issues and functional limitations.

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“…RFID is a technology that allows for a tag affixed on identity card to communicate wirelessly with a reader, in order for the tag's identifier to be retrieved [7]. Students only need to place their ID card on the reader and their attendance time will be recorded immediately in database real-time, it more accurate than conventional [8].…”

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The Development of a Web-Based Attendance System with RFID for Higher Education Institution in Binus University

Kurniali¹,

Mayliana²

2014

EPJ Web of Conferences

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Abstract. This study focuses on the development of a web-based attendance system with RFID in a Indonesian higher education institution. The development of this system is motivated due to the fact that the students' attendance records are one of the important elements that reflect their academic achievements. However, the current manual practice implemented is causing such a hassle. Empowering the usage of the new RFID based student card, a new web based-attendance system has been built to cater the recording and reporting of not just the student's' attendances, but also the lecturer's and taught topics in the class. The development of this system is inspired by the senior management. And the system can be easily accessed through the learning management system and can generate a report in real time, This paper will discuss in details the development until the maintaining phase of the system. Result achieved is the innovation of developing the system proved reliable to support related business processes and empowered the intention to maximize the usage of the RFID card. Considered as a successful implementation, this paper will give an input for others who want to implement a similar system.

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Any Time Any Where- Remote Monitoring of Attendance System based on RFID using GSM Network

Cited by 28 publications

References 12 publications

Development of an Attendance System for Students with SMS Notification to Parents

Development of an Attendance System for Students with SMS Notification to Parents

On the Technologies and Systems for Student Attendance Tracking

The Development of a Web-Based Attendance System with RFID for Higher Education Institution in Binus University

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