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Child Tracking System Essay

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IV. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
A. Existing System:
Each student is given with the RFID tags which contain the details of the student, contact person and their phone number etc. The RFID reader, kept in the bus, will read the serial number of the tag that contains the details of the students. The information read is stored in the microcontroller and sent to school server via GSM modem. Once the tag is read by the reader simultaneously a message is sent to parents. The block diagram is shown in fig.1 Fig 1.Block diagram of existing work
B. Proposed System:
A RFID tag contains the details of the area, is placed in the bus stop. Once the reader reads the tag the information is sent to school server via GSM modem and a message about the current location …show more content…

[7] S. Santosh goud, K. Nishakar in“ A self-configurable new generation children tracking system “Internationaljournal of professional engineering studies volume iv/issue2/oct2014
[8] http://www.geosynthetica.net/rfid-smart-geosynthetics-roads/
[9] Jianqiang Wang, Daiheng Ni and Keqiang Li ‘RFID-Based Vehicle Positioning and Its Applications in Connected Vehicles”
Sensors 2014, 14, 4225-4238; doi:10.3390/s140304225
ISSN 1424-8220 www.mdpi.com/journal/sensors [10]Timothy Talty, Andrew Macdonald“Intra-Car Wireless Sensor Networks Using RFID: Opportunities and Challenges”978-1l-4244-1l690-5/07/$25.OO0 C2007 IEEE
[11]Tao Jing_, Xing Wei_, Wei Chengy, Mingyang Guan_, Yan Huo_“Emergent Information Diffusion in RFID Systems on Roads”Virginia Commonwealth University, USA.

[12]B. Ramya Sundaram, Shriram K. Vasudevan,
“Smart Car Design using RFID”
Indian Journal of Science and Technology, Vol 8(11), DOI: 10.17485/ijst/2015/v8i11/71767, June 2015

[13]Yanfei Lu, Xin Li, Xing Wei, Tao

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