Smart RFID-Based Clothing Management System

This work presents a Smart RFID-Based Clothing Management System enhanced with environmental awareness using sensors and intelligent display logic. Using a DHT11 sensor, LDR, and RFID module, the system monitors environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, and light intensity to recommend appropriate clothing based on gender preference selected via a slide switch. Each clothing item is tagged with an RFID tag, and when scanned, its usage count and last used date are retrieved from EEPROM and updated accordingly. This encourages more efficient wardrobe usage and hygiene by tracking how frequently clothes are worn. Additionally, the system uses an LCD display to show real-time environmental readings and suggests clothing types accordingly using a simple recommendation logic. Users can view when an item was last used and how many times it has been worn, helping in better outfit planning. An EEPROM clear button allows resetting the stored data. This low-cost, intelligent closet assistant can be used for personal wardrobe management, fashion retail analytics, or even care home environments where clothing usage tracking is necessary.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17239531
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Smart RFID-Based Clothing Management System

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Smart RFID-Based Clothing Management System

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Abstract

This work presents a Smart RFID-Based Clothing Management System enhanced with environmental awareness using sensors and intelligent display logic. Using a DHT11 sensor, LDR, and RFID module, the system monitors environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, and light intensity to recommend appropriate clothing based on gender preference selected via a slide switch. Each clothing item is tagged with an RFID tag, and when scanned, its usage count and last used date are retrieved from EEPROM and updated accordingly. This encourages more efficient wardrobe usage and hygiene by tracking how frequently clothes are worn. Additionally, the system uses an LCD display to show real-time environmental readings and suggests clothing types accordingly using a simple recommendation logic. Users can view when an item was last used and how many times it has been worn, helping in better outfit planning. An EEPROM clear button allows resetting the stored data. This low-cost, intelligent closet assistant can be used for personal wardrobe management, fashion retail analytics, or even care home environments where clothing usage tracking is necessary.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 45%
Image Enhancement Techniques
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