Synthesis of the State-of-Art

The related literature and systems were articles and write-ups about the knowledge

and concepts used by the researchers in developing a system or designing the proposed

project. The articles shared numerous significance and relevance in particular aspects with

the review of related literature and systems.

These studies focus on the implementation of identifying students or faculty staff to

their school, it also engages students having a Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) tag.

The study Futangare et.al., Putra, et., al and Arulogun et., al. both discussed about RFID

system. Futangare showed that the purpose of this framework is to make it simple for the

teacher to monitoring the attendance. Additionally, its combines various technologies to

create a comprehensive solution that addresses multiple aspects of students’ well-being.

Also, the Radio-Frequency Identification readers strategically placed throughout the

campus can detect the ID card and providing real time information to the school

administration. The studies of Putra, et., al and Arulogun et., al. using the Radio Frequency

Identification to monitor the attendance with the additional internet of things for reading

students ID’s and saved in a database server. The RFID for student attendance monitoring

can eliminate time-consuming manual attendance collection and give educational

administrators the chance to record statistics from face-to-face classes for the distribution

of appropriate attendance scores and for making additional managerial decisions.

Ujanawe, et., al., Shoewu et., al and Sihombing, et., al used the micro controller in

order to match the student's RFID to an RFID saved in the database, a micro controller

mounted to the classroom door uses RFID and GSM technology. When a tag moves in close
proximity to it, the module detects it, extracts its unique serial number, and sends this code

to the micro-controller, which matches it to the right individual and increases that person's

attendance. Integrated with a microcontroller from Arduino Uno and sensor to read the

RFID tags on students. A single student ID from the database is mapped to each tag's

singular identification.

The studies of Beaaver, Saste, et., al. and Liu et., al. The tags, sometimes known as

student ID cards, hold data that has been electronically saved. An RFID chip is an

identification device that, when powered by some nearby source, sends out a signal with

information that was stored in the chip. Physical security solutions using RFID operate

similarly to locks and keys, when the key is an RFID chip. RFID chips don't have a distinct

pattern; instead, they have an identifying code that the lock can read. Radio-frequency

communication is utilized to broadcast the temperature data, and the RFID chip's internal

integrated temperature sensor is used to measure and detect the human body's

temperature.

De La Cruz, et., al.