Arduino RFID Attendance System
Arduino RFID Attendance System · Arduino Systems
Embedded Systems · Sensor Project Focus
Arduino · Sensors / Inputs · Control Logic · Output / Monitoring
Abstract
This project presents an Arduino-based automatic attendance system using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). Each student is assigned an RFID card containing a unique identifier. When the card is placed near the MFRC522 reader, the Arduino validates the identifier, records the student entry, and displays a confirmation message. A real-time clock can provide accurate date and time information, while an SD card, serial interface, Wi-Fi module, or web server can store and visualize attendance records. The system reduces manual paperwork, supports faster attendance collection, and improves record organization. The prototype can be extended with duplicate-scan prevention, cloud dashboards, SMS or email notifications, and role-based access for staff.
Block Diagram
Data flow: RFID card → reader → Arduino validation → timestamp and attendance record → display/storage/web dashboard.
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1. IoT Based RFID Attendance Monitoring System of Students using Arduino ESP8266 & Adafruit.io on Defined Area
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2. Design and Evaluation of Low-Cost Arduino-Based Embedded Systems
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