Attendance process in a university's event is time consuming and tracking the attendance can be harder. In this paper, a smart event attendance system for a university using QR code and GPS technology is proposed with objective to speed up the process of taking students' attendance and tracking full attendance. The method of developing the system is based on two views; user view which is the mobile application used by the students, and admin view which is the web administration system used by the event organizer. From the evaluation, students' attendance can be traced from the GPS location combine with QR code. The results indicate that full attendance increases as the system validates attendance through users' identification, location and timestamp during user login and logout. The proposed system contributes to high satisfaction among the users that claim that the mobile application helps to speed up the event registration process.
This paper is about QR code-based automated gate system. The aim of the research is to develop and implement a type of medium-level security gate system especially for small companies that cannot afford to install high-tech auto gate system. IAGS is a system that uses valid staffs' QR code pass card to activate the gate without triggering the alarm. It is developed to connect to the internet and provide a real-time email notification if any unauthorized activities detected. Besides that, it is also designed to record all the incoming and outgoing activities for all staff. All QR code pass cards that are generated to staff will be encrypted to provide integrity to the data. The system is based on items such as PIR motion sensor, servo motor, Arduino microcontroller, Piezo buzzer, and camera. The software is implemented using VB.NET and the QR recognition level is about 99% accurate.
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