Attendance System using RFID with “Drive Thru” Techniques

Abstract

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is one of many technologies grouped under Automatic Identification such as barcodes, magnetic ink, optical character recognition, voice recognition, touch memory, smart cards, and biometrics. This paper presents the Effectiveness of Attendance System Using RFID with "Drive Thru" Techniques. This project was developed using the engineering design process method. RFID is an important feature because of the ability to detect objects under unique identification. Therefore, a study using Radio Frequency (RFID) is used to improve staff attendance efficiency. The purpose of this project is to improve the system of old attendance and to eliminate the remaining time during the attendance collection. RFID readers located inside each building make it difficult for staff to scan cards. Especially when all parking lots are full. The presence system can be read a few centimeters of "Drive Thru" at the edge of the building or corner which is a low-cost and flexible project. The result shows that if the identity card is not registered, it cannot access the staff attendance. About 70% of respondents agreed with the project based on the questionnaire distribution. In conclusion, "drive-thru" shows staff arriving on time and able to eliminate the rest of the time.