In detail, each doored entry of labs is equipped with a magnetic card system, associated with a camera for QR code scann
Posted: Sat May 14, 2022 2:40 pm
In detail, each doored entry of labs is equipped with a magnetic
card system, associated with a camera for QR code scanning from
student ID cards for entry/exit checking. In order to access the
lab, students need to scan their RFID card. At the same time, they
need to show their QR code from an Anti-Covid app to be checked by
the system. From these QR Code, the system sends requests to a
server to obtain information about the number of doses that the
students have been vaccinated. If a student has not been fully
vaccinated (i.e the 2nd dose has not been done), the system denies
the access.
The number of students concurrently working in the lab is
limited by maximally 5. To check this, the lab has a camera at the
doors. An AI service is hired in order to determine the number of
persons currently in the room, on which the system also makes
decision to open the doors or not. Moreover, this AI feature also
helps the system to announce via speakers and emails to the
administrator in case there is an illegal access without QR scanned
(eg. there is only 1 person scanning QR code for 2 persons to
access the lab simultaneously).
Apart from anti-Covid features, typical functionalities are also
offered by the system via a Web interface, including view/cancel a
scheduled lab session (needed to book in advance), approve a booked
session (automatically or manually by the administrator), remotely
open the door in case of emergency.
At the end of each month, the reports about lab usage statistics
will be generated and sent to the lab director and the Dean of
Faculty. Reports about the list of students using the lab during
will be sent weekly to the lab director and the Faculty
secretary.
Note: in this system, users use SSO accounts of the university
to access. Thus, features related to the SSO accounts are out of
the project scope.
Question: Present use-case scenarios for the feature of
view and book working sessions of the lab.
card system, associated with a camera for QR code scanning from
student ID cards for entry/exit checking. In order to access the
lab, students need to scan their RFID card. At the same time, they
need to show their QR code from an Anti-Covid app to be checked by
the system. From these QR Code, the system sends requests to a
server to obtain information about the number of doses that the
students have been vaccinated. If a student has not been fully
vaccinated (i.e the 2nd dose has not been done), the system denies
the access.
The number of students concurrently working in the lab is
limited by maximally 5. To check this, the lab has a camera at the
doors. An AI service is hired in order to determine the number of
persons currently in the room, on which the system also makes
decision to open the doors or not. Moreover, this AI feature also
helps the system to announce via speakers and emails to the
administrator in case there is an illegal access without QR scanned
(eg. there is only 1 person scanning QR code for 2 persons to
access the lab simultaneously).
Apart from anti-Covid features, typical functionalities are also
offered by the system via a Web interface, including view/cancel a
scheduled lab session (needed to book in advance), approve a booked
session (automatically or manually by the administrator), remotely
open the door in case of emergency.
At the end of each month, the reports about lab usage statistics
will be generated and sent to the lab director and the Dean of
Faculty. Reports about the list of students using the lab during
will be sent weekly to the lab director and the Faculty
secretary.
Note: in this system, users use SSO accounts of the university
to access. Thus, features related to the SSO accounts are out of
the project scope.
Question: Present use-case scenarios for the feature of
view and book working sessions of the lab.