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    This document outlines the steps to develop an IoT-based biometric attendance system using Arduino. The key components include an Arduino Uno, fingerprint module, SD card module, GSM module, and OLED display. The system will automate student attendance tracking and allow guardians to check attendance reports via text messages. The document describes enrolling fingerprints, identifying matches, and sending attendance updates to parents' phone numbers using the GSM module. Pseudocode is provided to implement the fingerprint scanning and SMS notification functionality.

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    This document outlines the steps to develop an IoT-based biometric attendance system using Arduino. The key components include an Arduino Uno, fingerprint module, SD card module, GSM module, and OLED display. The system will automate student attendance tracking and allow guardians to check attendance reports via text messages. The document describes enrolling fingerprints, identifying matches, and sending attendance updates to parents' phone numbers using the GSM module. Pseudocode is provided to implement the fingerprint scanning and SMS notification functionality.

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    This document outlines the steps to develop an IoT-based biometric attendance system using Arduino. The key components include an Arduino Uno, fingerprint module, SD card module, GSM module, and OLED display. The system will automate student attendance tracking and allow guardians to check attendance reports via text messages. The document describes enrolling fingerprints, identifying matches, and sending attendance updates to parents' phone numbers using the GSM module. Pseudocode is provided to implement the fingerprint scanning and SMS notification functionality.

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    Radhika Sharma
    This document outlines the steps to develop an IoT-based biometric attendance system using Arduino. The key components include an Arduino Uno, fingerprint module, SD card module, GSM module, and OLED display. The system will automate student attendance tracking and allow guardians to check attendance reports via text messages. The document describes enrolling fingerprints, identifying matches, and sending attendance updates to parents' phone numbers using the GSM module. Pseudocode is provided to implement the fingerprint scanning and SMS notification functionality.

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    IOT BASED BIOMETRIC ATTENDANCE SYSTEM

    USING ARDUINO

     The main objective of the project is to automate the process of attendance


    and make it possible to check attendance in real time.
     In this system we will send messages to the parents of the students about
    their arrival and exited timing.
    Table of Content

    1. Feasibility Report
    2. Technical Architecture
    3. Project Hardware Feasibility
    4. Implementation Steps
    5. Coding
    Step 1 - Feasibility Report

    There are many of previous researches have worked on students attendance


    system using various biometric technologies such as fingerprint, face and eyes
    recognition. From those here we take few as example to identify the common
    problem from them.
    1. Institute of Information & Communication Technology.
    2. Article in Journal of Science and Technology.
    Step 1.1 - Comparison with different projects
    1. Institute of Information & Communication Technology : In this they use a binary
    code from set of fingerprint features and then perform a set of matching experiments on
    the database to estimate the number of degrees of freedom within fingerprint
    population.
    2. Article in Journal of Science and Technology : In this project they allows the
    guardians of the students to have reports of their students attendance via e-mail. They
    make this project to monitor attendance of the class.
    Step 1.2 - Research Papers
    Step 2 – Technical Architecture
    Step 2.1 – Flow Chart
    Step 3 - Project Hardware Feasibility
    Step 3.1 - HARDWARE :
     Arduino Uno
     Fingerprint Module R307
     SD Card Module
     GSM Module
     OLED
     Power Supply
     Connecting Wires
     Breadboard
     Resistors
    Step 3.1.1 - Arduino Uno

     It is an open source microcontroller


    board.
     Able to read inputs – light on a
    sensor, a finger on a button, or a
    twitter message – and turn it into an
    output – activating a motor, turning
    on a LED, publishing something
    online and many more.
     Operating Voltage – 5V
     Digital i/o pins – 14
     Analog i/o pins – 6
     Flash Memory – 32 KB
    Step 3.1.2 - Fingerprint Module R307
     The user can store the fingerprint
    data in the module and configure it
    in 1:1 or 1:N mode for identifying
    the person.
     Default baudrate – 57600 bps
     Total pins – 8
     Serial Communication – 4 pins
    (VCC,GND,TX-D2,RX-D3)
     USB Communication – 4 pins
    (VCC,D-,D+,GND)

    Step 3.1.3 - SD Card Module

     Micro SD Card Reader Module


     Allow to communicate with the memory card and write or read the
    information on them.
    Step 3.1.4 - GSM Module

     Global System Network


     GSM modem/GSM module is a
    hardware device that uses GSM
    mobile telephone technology to
    provide a data link to a remote
    network.
     Single supply voltage – (3.4V –
    4.5V)
     Supports outgoing and incoming
    voice calls, simple message system,
    and data communication.
    Step – 3.1.4.1 – GSM Module Connection
    Step 4 – Implementation Steps
    Step 4.1 - Enroll a new finger print :

    1. In the Arduino IDE, go to File > Examples > Adafruit Fingerprint Sensor Library > Enroll.


    2. Then upload the code, and open the serial monitor at a baud rate of 9600.
    3. We should enter an ID for the fingerprint. As this is our first fingerprint, type 1 at the top left
    corner, and then, click the Send button.
    4. Place the finger on the scanner and follow the instructions on the serial monitor.
    Step 4.2 - Finding a Match

    1. In the Arduino IDE, go


    to File > Examples > Adafruit Fingerprint Sensor Library > Fingerprint 
    and upload the code to the Arduino board.
    2. Open the Serial Monitor at a baud rate of 9600.
    3. Place the finger to be identified on the scan.
    4. On the serial monitor, we can see the ID that matches the fingerprint. It also
    shows the confidence – the higher the confidence, the similar the fingerprint
    is with the stored fingerprint.
    Step 5 – Coding
    Step 5.2 - GSM: Sending message to multiple numbers
    Thank You

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