An attendance system based on Arduino and RFID reader which will save attendance data in real-time to Google spreadsheet.
Make a professional fingerprint attendance device with Arduino. Your data is saved to cloud so you can access it everywhere.
An efficient module that comprises of face recognition using OpenCV to manage the attendance records of employees or students.
An attendance system using Arduino, MFRC522, and GSM module with a data management GUI created on C#.
In this project, I've interfaced RFID-RC522 with Arduino and then sent RFID data to phpMyAdmin database using Python.
This program monitors the entry & exit of the building and marks the attendance.
Learn to make your own MQTT based Event Management System using esp8266 and RFID which also includes setting up an AP on NodeMCU.
A people counting system using Wio Terminal, an ordinary Ultrasonic ranger and special Deep Learning sauce - with Azure IoT integration!
In this tutorial, I will show you How to build Raspberry pi RFID attendance system complete process, Below are some of the things you need
IoT project RFID Based Attendance System using NodeMCU ESP8266 with Website and Database without any code
In this tutorial, I will show you how to interface RFID-RC522 with Raspberry Pi4 with some simple step
RFID based Attendance Management System for schools, colleges & offices.
In our basic attendance system the SMS feature is introduced to acknowledge the absentees. it also help in case a person forgot to punch in.
SLAM, ADAS-CAS, Sensor Fusion, Touch-less Attendance, Elderly Assist, Gesture Cam, Security Cam & Monocular Depth with OpenVINO, Math & RPi
In this Article, we learn about how to make ESP32 CAM Face Detection Interface Relay with Buzzer.
Edge Deployment on RPi & Intel Movidius NCS2 with MQTT
RFID Attendance System using the ESP-WROOM-32 PCB
In this Article, we learn about how to Interfacing RC522 RFID Sensor with ESP32 Using Arduino IDE.
This project is about a face detection-based attendance system using RT-Thread Vision Board and OpenMV.
