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IJSREM23463
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Jun 2023
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Automated person verification systems play a pivotal role in ensuring security and preven-ing potential criminal activities in various domains. However, the military lacks such a system within their camps, which poses a significant risk. Additionally, educational institutions also face challenges in ensuring attendance accuracy and preventing proxyusage. To address these concerns, this project propose an innovative initiative aimed at assisting the military and educational institutions in enhancing security measuresand maintaining reliable attendance records. This project uses a bar code scanner for identifying military personnel. Each person will have their own bar code with specific information. Automatic barcode scanning displayed on secure accessible screen for security. A double verification system can be implemented using bar code and face recognition technology. The system will scan both the bar code ID and the face of the person and compare them with the information in the database. If either of the two does not match, an alarm will be triggered in the control room to alert the authorities. This way, a more secure and reliable system for verification can be ensured. This type of system can also be used in educational institutes to avoid the use of proxies. In this paper, the same problem is discussed.
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6/13/2023
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