An automatic login system using the IndusBoard Coin leverages its capabilities to create a seamless and secure access control mechanism that eliminates the need for manual login processes. The system is powered by the IndusBoard, which features an ESP32 module capable of interfacing with various user identification hardware, such as RFID readers, biometric sensors, or keypads.
How It Works
- User Credential Input:
- The IndusBoard is programmed to interface with user identification devices. For example, when a user presents an RFID card, scans a fingerprint, or enters a PIN code via a keypad, the IndusBoard receives and processes the input.
- Credential Verification:
- The board compares the received credentials against a pre-stored database of authorized users. This verification process determines whether the user is granted access or denied entry.
- If the credentials match the stored data, the IndusBoard sends a signal to the connected system (such as a computer, door lock, or smart home system) to complete the login or access process.
- Automation and Security:
- The entire process is automated, meaning once the user presents valid credentials, they are granted access without needing to manually input passwords or login details. This enhances both security and convenience, reducing the likelihood of unauthorized access.
Applications
- Office Access Control:
- RFID or Biometric Authentication: The automatic login system can be used to grant employees access to office premises. By using RFID cards or biometric scanners, the system ensures that only authorized personnel can enter specific areas, enhancing workplace security.
- Smart Home Security:
- Fingerprint Recognition or Mobile Authentication: Homeowners can use the system to unlock doors or access smart home features. Fingerprint recognition, mobile app authentication, or RFID cards can be employed to ensure only trusted individuals can control or access the home’s systems.
- Healthcare Facility Security:
- Biometric Verification: Sensitive areas within hospitals and clinics, such as drug storage rooms or patient record systems, can be secured by allowing only authorized medical staff to gain entry using biometric verification, ensuring the safety and confidentiality of sensitive information.
Author(s): Manjeet Vishwakarma, Abhay Verma and Satywanti Kundu are B.Tech ECE students at GJUS&T HISAR