Internet of Things-Based Intelligent Attendance System: Framework, Practice Implementation, and Application

Nguyen, VanDung; Khoa, Huynh Van; Kieu, Tam Nguyen; Huh, Eui‐Nam

doi:10.3390/electronics11193151

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“…Another significant approach is offered by Nguyen et al (2022). In this research, the focus was entirely on practical applications aimed at combating COVID-19.…”

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confidence: 99%

Innovation in security: a proposal for access control with dual authentication through facial recognition and radiofrequency

Liberato,

Frossard Teixeira,

Xisto Moreira

et al. 2024

CLIUM

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Property security represents a set of activities and preventive actions aimed at reducing potential losses in organisations. In this context, electric locks that support different authentication methods, such as passwords, digital keys with security tokens, and radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, offer improvements in access control; however, they represent a single barrier of protection. In this article, we propose FaceTag, a prototype with dual authentication via facial recognition and RFID, which has been integrated into an electronic lock to support future access control in educational institutions. To validate our proposal, we implemented a prototype and evaluated its operation in different scenarios. FaceTag proved to be effective and stable in testbed experiments, capable of providing a high degree of accuracy for access control in the desired environment.

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“…Another significant approach is offered by Nguyen et al (2022). In this research, the focus was entirely on practical applications aimed at combating COVID-19.…”

Section: Methodology and Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Innovation in security: a proposal for access control with dual authentication through facial recognition and radiofrequency

Liberato,

Frossard Teixeira,

Xisto Moreira

et al. 2024

CLIUM

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“…Van Dung Nguyen et al (14) have been compared the advantages/disadvantages of existing smart attendance management systems. They designed an IoT-based intelligent attendance management system based on the cloud, a web server, Google API, a non-contact body temperature sensor, and the Raspberry Pi 4 module (4G).…”

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confidence: 99%

A BlockChain-Based IoT Data Securing and Sharing System for Attendance Management

Ul Islam,

Das,

Deka

et al. 2024

IJST

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Objective: An Internet of Things (IoT) network has constraints on power consumption, processing power and security of end devices in the network. On the other hand, blockchain technology has some difficulties in storage capacity, data privacy, the ability to revoke consent, energy usage, scalability, and speed. To overcome the individual limitations of these two technologies, we integrate these two to propose a new design with an intention to authenticate, secure and share data pertaining to attendance system. In this present work the primary implementation details of our proposed work regarding coding are analyzed and a straightforward solution is offered by using indexing. Methods: Through our proposed work we introduce a multifaceted authentication system for user device substantiation, a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and RSA (Rivest-Shamir-Adleman) based blockchain implementation for data sharing and a rule-based access control scheme used for accessing data. Findings: The system can work with unidirectional and bidirectional IoT networks, and the data is stored on blockchain, providing more security to the data generated on the IoT network. Blockchain technology is utilized to offer a solution for certain problems encountered within a widespread network. Furthermore, a multi-factor authentication scheme is introduced and a rule-based access control scheme to access the data. Novelty: The blockchain is emerging which can be used to decentralize management and protect sensitive data. In a blockchain based attendance system, no administrative authority is permitted to modify or erase data. The individual who adds a data entry to the blockchain cannot later deny their involvement in the action. On the blockchain, all of the data and history are accessible to every participant. The blockchain based attendance system needs to offer a database that can be trusted, secure, and impossible to manipulate. Keywords: Blockchain (BC), Internet of Things (IoT), Student Attendance Management (SAM), User Authentication Key (UAK), Data Sharing

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“…También tiene una salida digital de producto estándar específico de la aplicación (ASSP). Este módulo fue elegido debido a su rango de medición adecuado de −70 •C a 380 •C, que se ajusta a las medidas de los humanos [27].…”

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IoT applied to counting the number of people in a classroom and measuring body temperature with a built-in alarm system for the prevention of Covid-19

Rubiños-Jimenez,

Chavez-Gallegos,

Huarcaya-Gonzales

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 21th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (LACCEI 2023): “Leaders

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Internet of Things-Based Intelligent Attendance System: Framework, Practice Implementation, and Application

Cited by 6 publications

References 37 publications

Innovation in security: a proposal for access control with dual authentication through facial recognition and radiofrequency

Innovation in security: a proposal for access control with dual authentication through facial recognition and radiofrequency

A BlockChain-Based IoT Data Securing and Sharing System for Attendance Management

IoT applied to counting the number of people in a classroom and measuring body temperature with a built-in alarm system for the prevention of Covid-19

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