This document describes a proposed mobile app called JuzT@pp that would allow users to make railway and hospital reservations and payments using near-field communication (NFC) technology. The app would have modules for user registration, provisioning reservations, and making payments via PayPal. It would eliminate the need to wait in long lines and fill out paper forms. The system would be developed using Android Studio for the mobile app and NetBeans IDE for the backend web application interfacing with a MySQL database. The proposed app aims to streamline reservations and payments using a user's phone and NFC tags.

1. JuzT@pp
GUIDED BY : Ms. MITHU MARY
GEORGE
Presented by
Hashmy Hassan
Sereena Sabu
Shilpa Jacob
Veena Suresh
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2. CONTENTS
 What is NFC???
 Applications of NFC
 Introduction
 Existing System
 Problem Definition
 Modules
 System Specifications
 Advantages
 Future Enhancements
 Conclusion
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3. What is NFC ?????
 NFC : NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATION
 Establish radio communication by touching
devices together or bringing them into
proximity
 Typical distance of 10 cm (3.9 in) or less
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4. APPLICATIONS OF NFC
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5. INTRODUCTION
 JuzT@pp - Two NFC
applications
 Railway reservations
 Hospital reservations
 Your phone will be
your wallet too
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6. EXISTING SYSTEM
 Waiting in long queues to book ticket
 Fill up reservation form
 Make payment by cash/ATM cards
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7. PROBLEM DEFINITION
 Paper tickets are hard to manage
 Need to keep safe throughout the
journey
 NFC – an alternative solution.
 Tapping at a contactless reader.
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8. MODULES
I. REGISTRATION
II. PROVISIONING
III. PAYMENT
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9. REGISTRATION
 Sign Up for new users
 Registration details directly saved
into cloud server
 Admin can view and delete users in
web application
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10. LOGIN
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11. WEB APPLICATION - LOGIN
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12. USER DETAILS
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13. PROVISIONING
 Select Source and Destination
 Select from List of available trains and
schedules
 Cancellation of tickets provided
 Tap on NFC tag in Posters at Station
 Directs to Payment
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14. PROVISIONING
 Select Hospital and Department
 Take appointment
 Directs to Payment
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15. BOOKING
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16. TRAIN DETAILS
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17. HOSPITAL DETAILS
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18. PAYMENT
 Ticket Purchasing using PayPal
 Soft copy of ticket send via e-mail
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19. PAYPAL
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20. RESERVATION DETAILS
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21. OP BOOKING STATUS
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22. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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23. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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24. USE CASE DIAGRAM
CLIENT- RAILWAY SYSTEM
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25. USE CASE DIAGRAM
CLIENT-HOSPITAL SYSTEM
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26. USE CASE SERVER -
RAILWAY26

27. USE CASE SERVER -
HOSPITAL27

28. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
1) Android Development Requirements
Operating Systems
 Windows XP (32-bit), Vista (32- or 64- bit),
or Windows 7 (32- or 64-bit)
 Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later (x86 only)
 Linux
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29. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
 Eclipse IDE
 Eclipse 3.6.2 (Helios) or greater
 Eclipse JDT plugin (included in most
Eclipse IDE packages)
 JDK 6 (JRE alone is not sufficient)
 Android Development Tools plugin
 Other development
environments
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30. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
2) Web Application Development Requirements
Operating Systems
 Windows XP (32-bit), Vista (32- or 64-bit),
or Windows 7 (32- or 64-bit)
 Linux- Ubuntu (32-bit or 64 bit)
 Net beans IDE
 Netbeans IDE 7.1 or Later
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31. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
 My SQL Server
 MySQL server 5.0 or later
 MySQL Workbench
 SQLyog Community or Ultimate
Edition as Database Frontend
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32. ADVANTAGES
Less time consuming
Easy to pay
Better payment options
Simpler
More intuitive way of sharing
information
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33. FUTURE ENHANCEMENT
Transport system in Kochi Metro Rail
Project
NFC in bus transportation
Police Phone Escort
NFC door keys
On-the-fly food ordering
Easy payment options at food courts
like
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34. CONCLUSION
Traveler can speed through gates
with
just a Tap
NFC possibilities are limited only by
the
imagination of developers
NFC increases convenience when
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35. CONCLUSION
NFC replaces barcodes with more
NFC
tags
NFC-enabled phone transactions
can
be used with existing transport
contactless infrastructure, without
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36. REFERENCES
1) Stefano Levialdi Ghìron and Serena
Sposato,―NFC Ticketing: a Proto-type and
Usability test of an NFC-based Virtual
Ticketing application
2) Anders Andersen and Randi Karlsen-
Experimenting with Instant Services Using
NFC Technology,2012
3) en.wikipedia.org
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