Design of an IoT check-in system controlling the ministry of health’s 5k regulation

Covid-19 has had many negative impacts on people's daily lives. To prevent the spread of the disease, a series of preventative measures have been implemented, including wearing masks, using sanitizing solutions, and checking body temperature. To reduce costs and increase effectiveness, these methods have been integrated into a single device. A group of authors at the Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology have conducted a study and designed a support model for Covid-19 prevention. This model is designed with artificial intelligence to scan identification cards and accurately check for mask-wearing. Additionally, the device can check body temperature and automatically spray sanitizing fluids to ensure safety. When in operation, the machine provides guidance and warnings via voice to support users. Internet of Things (IoT) technology is used to connect devices and manage data. This model has been proven to be effective in supporting Covid-19 prevention. Although the pandemic has passed, these models can continue to be researched, developed, and produced at a suitable cost for use in public areas and government agencies for various purposes. The use of these models can provide safety and ensure transparency for government agencies, schools, and public areas, helping to support disease prevention measures in the future.

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Science & Technology Development Journal - Engineering and Technology
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.32508/stdjet.v6isi2.1115
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Design of an IoT check-in system controlling the ministry of health’s 5k regulation

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Science & Technology Development Journal - Engineering and Technology
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Design of an IoT check-in system controlling the ministry of health’s 5k regulation

Nguyen Q. Minh, Thanh-Long Le, Thanh Hai Nguyen, Thai Phuoc An, Vuong Thi Hong Nhi, Vu Nhu Phan Thien, Phung Tran Hanh
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Abstract

Covid-19 has had many negative impacts on people's daily lives. To prevent the spread of the disease, a series of preventative measures have been implemented, including wearing masks, using sanitizing solutions, and checking body temperature. To reduce costs and increase effectiveness, these methods have been integrated into a single device. A group of authors at the Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology have conducted a study and designed a support model for Covid-19 prevention. This model is designed with artificial intelligence to scan identification cards and accurately check for mask-wearing. Additionally, the device can check body temperature and automatically spray sanitizing fluids to ensure safety. When in operation, the machine provides guidance and warnings via voice to support users. Internet of Things (IoT) technology is used to connect devices and manage data. This model has been proven to be effective in supporting Covid-19 prevention. Although the pandemic has passed, these models can continue to be researched, developed, and produced at a suitable cost for use in public areas and government agencies for various purposes. The use of these models can provide safety and ensure transparency for government agencies, schools, and public areas, helping to support disease prevention measures in the future.

Science & Technology Development Journal - Engineering and Technology
Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VN), Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (VN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Technology and Data Analysis
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