IOT-based lecture room monitoring information system

Abstract Improvement amount student Which significant every year need monitoring management room studying Which more efficient . Research This aiming For to design And develop system monitoring room studying based on Near Field Communication (NFC) And Internet of Things (IoT) in University Country Surabaya. This monitoring system utilizes technology NFC And IoT with use Arduino ESP32 as main microcontroller, as well as the NFC RC522 module for reading identity student through e-ID card. Data Which obtained Then processed And sent to server through connection Internet, Where application web based on framework Laravel used For display information in a way real time. This application can be accessed by administrative officers, lecturers, and student For monitor presence And use room studying. The system development method used is Rapid Application Development (RAD) applied in development system This For allow iteration fast And repair sustainable based on bait come back users. Results test try show that this system is able to manage student attendance data with high accuracy and provide accurate information about utilization room studying, so that support management Which more Good And increase efficiency operational in the environment Faculty. KEYWORDS: Monitoring room studying, Near Field Communication (NFC), Internet of Things (IoT), Arduino ESP32, Rapid Application Development (RAD), Faculty, lecture room management, system information.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-05
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15336021
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IoT-based Control Systems
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IOT-based lecture room monitoring information system

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Abstract

Abstract Improvement amount student Which significant every year need monitoring management room studying Which more efficient . Research This aiming For to design And develop system monitoring room studying based on Near Field Communication (NFC) And Internet of Things (IoT) in University Country Surabaya. This monitoring system utilizes technology NFC And IoT with use Arduino ESP32 as main microcontroller, as well as the NFC RC522 module for reading identity student through e-ID card. Data Which obtained Then processed And sent to server through connection Internet, Where application web based on framework Laravel used For display information in a way real time. This application can be accessed by administrative officers, lecturers, and student For monitor presence And use room studying. The system development method used is Rapid Application Development (RAD) applied in development system This For allow iteration fast And repair sustainable based on bait come back users. Results test try show that this system is able to manage student attendance data with high accuracy and provide accurate information about utilization room studying, so that support management Which more Good And increase efficiency operational in the environment Faculty. KEYWORDS: Monitoring room studying, Near Field Communication (NFC), Internet of Things (IoT), Arduino ESP32, Rapid Application Development (RAD), Faculty, lecture room management, system information.

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