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Computerised of Fair price Shop Management System .
- 1. Computerised Fair Price Shop Management System RMK Engineering College Computer Science and Engineering O.Obuli Govindarajan(11712104070) M.Mukesh(111712104064)
- 2. Abstract The Smart Ration System includes the ability of providing the food to the people below the poverty line. This system also comprises the computerised methodology of smart card authentication ,interactive screen for selection of food grains and billing is done through the subsidy method .
- 3. Existing System • In the district fair price shop there is only the paper and hand written bills for buying the food grains (ration card holders). • In some of the sub-urban areas the billing done through the electronic machine similar like the bus ticket purchase.
- 4. Proposed System • Similar like the Atm machine providing the interactive screen. • The smart card is synchronised with the ration card holder ID and purchasing money in the bank account separately. • Consisting of the three databases in order to make the food grains safe and not to sold out in the black market by false dealers. • Database that contains in one of the fair price shop when the amount of goods is being stacked then the automated intimation to the low-income people to buy first through the mobile message or missed call .
- 5. • The another database which keeps eye the amount of food grains sold and if any type of food grains gets over it makes a warning message to the provide and it makes goods secure . • the last database is for billing purpose where the customer selects the food grains then the billing purpose where the customer should have unique bank account from where they can make their deposit , the amount on goods are taken from their account they can pay in the cash holder machine . • the balance amount is credited through the subsidy method.
- 6. Flowchart
- 7. Ideas As Images atm swipe Interactive screen
- 8. Adavantages :- • less crowd in fair price shop. • equality in distribution among people. • prevention of the black sale market. Disadavantages :- • tedious process of collection of user data . • requires enormous amount of time.
- 9. Methodology • Native application. Front-End HTML,CSS,javascript. Back-End MySQL. • broadcast message through domain host address. • smart card recoginition by PLC and Microcontrollers(Embedded Systems).