A Students Attendance System Using QR Code
A Students Attendance System Using QR Code
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III. QR CODE: QUICK RESPONSE CODE TABLE I. CAPACITY, FEATURES, AND STANDARDS FOR QR CODE
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Runs system in
Besides increasing the sensitivity of the receivers, the
Background
technique of A-GPS can be used, where the almanac and other
information are transferred through a mobile phone.
Furthermore, as smart phones embrace always-on, ubiquitous
location, location-based sensor fusion will become a standard
feature.
ABI Research’s report, “Location-based Sensor Fusion:
Acknowledge Companies, Technologies, and Revenue Opportunities,” [7]
Process outlines how sensor fusion will evolve to support indoor
completion location and the companies best placed to succeed in this space.
Fig. 4. Mobile Module Flow Chart Once the location information is sent to the server, the
center of class will be calculated for all the smart phones
As stated in the previous section, the server verifies the locations received until the time of the check. The distance
identity of the students by running a facial match. The from the center of each Smartphone will be recorded along
matching weight along with the facial image will be stored with the facial matching weights. This will allow the instructor
against the presence status of the student. The instructor may to do a check on the awkward positions of the phones or
recheck any of the student’s presence during the lecture by awkward matching weights during class. In other words, the
manually checking the updated attendance list that shows the following information will be communicated to the server per
matching weights during or after class. transaction:
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