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Marius Vochin1, Alexandru Vulpe2, Laurentiu Boicescu3
1Telecommunications Department, University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, Bucharest 61071, Romania. marius.vochin@upb.ro.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
|February 10, 2019
Summary
This study introduces an intelligent displaying and alerting system (SICIAD) using wireless ePaper and iBeacon technologies for modern buildings. It enhances information display and indoor navigation for guests, simplifying operations.
Area of Science:
- Computer Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Information Systems
Background:
- Modern public buildings require integrated communication infrastructure.
- Existing solutions often demand advanced technical skills or manual operation.
- There is a need for efficient information display and indoor navigation systems.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose an intelligent displaying and alerting system (SICIAD) for integrated communication infrastructure.
- To enhance static and dynamic information display using wireless ePaper and iBeacon technologies.
- To facilitate indoor orientation and guidance for guests in public and educational institutions.
Main Methods:
- Implementation of SICIAD over an integrated communication infrastructure.
- Integration of wireless ePaper and iBeacon technologies for enhanced display and location services.
- Development of a centralized display management console and automated notification procedures.
- Creation of an Android mobile application for indoor user location and guidance.
- Support for remote authentication via eduroam and multi-level access control.
Main Results:
- Successful implementation of an intelligent displaying and alerting system.
- Enhanced capabilities for displaying static and dynamic information.
- Effective indoor user location and guidance through a mobile application.
- Secure multi-level access control tailored to different user roles.
- Demonstrated functional validation and performance evaluation of the SICIAD system.
Conclusions:
- The proposed SICIAD system offers an efficient solution for information display and indoor navigation in public and educational institutions.
- The integration of ePaper and iBeacon technologies provides a versatile platform for enhanced communication.
- The system simplifies operations and improves user experience for guests and staff.
- SICIAD supports secure remote access and flexible user management, adaptable to various institutional needs.
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