A Fully Functional Prototype Implementation of Bus Attendance System
Keywords:
Radio Frequency Identification, SM, NAVYYA, Operations Support System, Voltage Regulator, Bridge Rectifier, Transformer, ATMEGA162 MicrocontrollerAbstract
A lot of children need to commute between homes to school daily. In recent days safer transportation of school children has been a critical issue. Lots of cases have been reported of late where due to lack of information about whereabouts of the child has led to fatal accidents resulting to deaths also .In presence of a proper entry exit system it would be possible to track the location of the child and may be tracked quickly and often impending mishaps can be avoided. This project intends to find yet another solution to solve these problems by developing a bus safety system that will control the entry and exit of students from the buses through an advanced methodology. The proposed system uses RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), and GSM to send notification to parents regarding students entry and exit in the school. In this work we have been able to implement a fully functional prototype which is capable of reading the RFID tag and identify it and forwarding the details on the registered number through the GSM Modem
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