Abstract

Abstract: An RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) based attendance system is a technology-driven approachthat automates the process of recording attendance. This abstract outlines the key components and functionality of such a system. RFID technology employs electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects or individuals. In the context of attendance tracking, RFIDtags are assigned to students, employees, or participants. These tags are embedded with unique identification information. The attendance system consists of several components including RFID tags, RFID readers, a database, and a software interface. Each participant is provided with an RFID tag which is either worn (like an ID card) or embedded into an object (like a wristband).When participants enter a designated area monitored by RFID readers, the readers detect the presence of the RFID tags within range. The reader captures the unique ID associated with the tag and transmits this data to a centralized database. The database stores the attendance records, associating each tag ID with a timestamp and participant identity. The advantages of an RFID-based attendance system include accuracy, efficiency, and automation. It reduces the manual effort required for traditional attendance taking, minimizes errors associated with human intervention, and provides real-time data for monitoring attendance trends. This abstract summarizes the fundamental concepts and benefits of an RFID attendance system, highlighting its role in streamlining attendance management.

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