RFID attendance marking, what infrastructure?

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The discussion focuses on planning an RFID attendance marking system, emphasizing the need for specific infrastructure components. Key requirements include a reliable power source, integration with the university's intranet, and a server capable of processing data from RFID readers. Recommended storage solutions involve utilizing a database system to manage attendance data effectively. Additionally, the RF signal behavior is clarified, indicating that it is sent continuously until it exits the reader's field.

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  • Understanding of RFID technology and components
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  • Knowledge of server specifications for processing data
  • Experience with database management systems for data storage
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This discussion is beneficial for system integrators, IT professionals, and educational administrators involved in implementing RFID solutions for attendance tracking in academic environments.

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RFID attendance marking, what infrastructure??

im trying to plan for an RFID system.
1)what resources and material and general infrastructure do i need?
2) i think i want it to connect it up to my Uni's intranet maybe wireless, so i'd only need to wire the power source? this good?
3) intranet sends the data to some kind of a server to interpret it and then obviously i need some kind of storage. any type/method of storage you'd recommend?
4) What kind of server power would i need to process an RFID automated attendance marking system for one entire building?
5) Do you know if the RF signal is sent constantly until its outside the field of the RF reader or is it sent only once?
 
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