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WiPAt
1. Wi-Fi Positioning System for Attendance
Project Guide: Dr. A.S.Hiwale B120388669:- Rishi Sridhar
B120388641:- Omkar Khalipe
B120388684:- Saurabh Shanbhag
B120388560:- Komal Ganjale
2. Introduction
An accurate and transparent attendance marking system is of
utmost importance in educational institutions as well as businesses.
In today’s fast-moving world, the main drawback in traditional
attendance systems is its tediousness, and manual effort that the
user has to put in.
This project will enable us to automate the process of marking
attendance of students in a college, using Wi-Fi Positioning
Systems.
The primary motivation for this project is the need for automation
that would reduce the time and efforts required for this
monotonous job.
3. Problem Statement
To create a system that can automate the process of
marking attendance by using the technology of Wi-Fi
Positioning System.
To reduce human effort and increase efficiency of
attendance marking process and reduce chances of
fraudulent activities.
4. Existing Systems
Traditional Roll Call & Manual Marking
Mechanical Punch Clocks
Time Cards
Proximity Card
Biometrics
5. Proposed System
WiPAt removes all discrepancies of existing systems.
This system is highly cost effective as compared to
magnetic card and biometric systems.
The tedious manual effort in roll call system and
mechanical punch clock is reduced by full automation.
6. Literature Survey
1. Peerapong Torteeka, Xiu Chundi: “Hybrid technique for
indoor positioning system based on Wi-Fi received signal
strength indication”- DOI-10.1109/IPIN.2014.7275467
2. Soumaya Zirari: “WiFi GPS based combined positioning
algorithm” – DOI 10.1109/WF-IoT.2014.6803187
3. Beom-Ju Shin, Kwang-Won Lee, Sun-Ho Choi, Joo-Yeon
Kim, Woo Jin Lee, Hyung Seok Kim: “Indoor WiFi positioning
system for Android-based smartphone”, DOI:
10.1109/ICTC.2010.5674691
7. Key Concepts
1. Trilateration:
Trilateration is the process
of determining relative
locations of a device by
measuring the radial
distance using the received
signal from three different
points.
8. 2. RSSI (dBm) :
Received Signal Strength
Indicator is the measurement of
the power present in a received
radio signal. This strength is
represented in percentage or
dBm. The corresponding db
values can be easily converted
into distance.
db = 0 db : 100% quality
db = -100 db : 0% quality
(approximately)
10. System Requirement
Specification
SRS Developer User
Software Operating System : Windows 7/ 8/ 10
Programming Language : JAVA (Android)
Java Version : JDK 1.6 & above.
IDE : Android Studio
Database : MySQL 5.5.
Web Server : Apache
Operating System :
Android
Hardware Wireless Routers : Quantity: 3, Signal
Strength: 150m
Mobile phone :
Android Smartphone
18. Applications of WiPAt
Efficient attendance system in educational
institutions to analyze student attendance statistics.
Fraud-proof attendance system in business offices
which will ensure higher employee productivity.
19. Benefits
Reduced time and efforts
Reduced errors
Reduced costs
Eliminates paperwork
Increased productivity.
Central database (easy
access)
Decreased burden on one
person
Increased security
20. Challenges
• Fraudulent practices may
still persist in minute
loopholes.
• Power supply for system
and routers needs to be
optimized.
• Device battery usage
optimization required.
• Feasibility issues on large
scale.
21. Future Scope
• Wi-Fi Positioning System is a technology with
tremendous scope for the future.
1. Device/Person Tracking
2. 3-D Positioning
3. Vehicle tracking
4. Crowd Handling
5. Augmented Reality
6. Improved GPS accuracy
7. Security and Theft Detection
22. Conclusion
• WiPAt is a very human friendly attendance system with
highly efficient technology and algorithms.
• This system, after a few feasibility tests, can be officially
used in colleges where traditional unproductive systems
are still in practice.