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Team Phottandence presented a smartphone app called Phottendance that uses facial recognition to take attendance for classes in seconds by having the faculty take a photo of the entire class. The app recognizes faces in the photo and marks attendance in the cloud backend without collecting biometric data. Phottendance has cost advantages over hardware-based attendance trackers as it only requires a smartphone. However, students may dislike that proxies are not possible with the facial recognition system.
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- 1. Team Name-Phottandence Participant 1- Yogeshwar Dan Charan Participant 2- Anirudh Goel Phottendance Making attendance time 300X shorter
- 2. Purpose Faculty wastes 5 mins in each lecture for attendance. Students can barely tolerate another 5 mins of torture after lecture. A mundane and repetitive task; good for computers, not for humans.
- 3. Working Faculty clicks a picture of whole class. REST ALL IS HANDLED BY US !!
- 4. Architecture Phottandence Face Recognition Engine Cloud Backend Photo Face Features Send Attandence
- 5. Edge over other solutions Current Scenario- Hardware based attendance trackers; Cost Involved: Purchase, Installation, Maintenance. Phottendance- A Smartphone; Cost Involved- I guess everyone has a smartphone !
- 6. Edge over other solutions No Biometric Data collected.
- 7. Why Students may hate us ? Sorry, Proxies are Impossible. :(
- 8. Thank You ! Hope you liked it.