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Hai Guys, I'm doing a project about scanning pupil at school when they check-in and check-out, so I would like to know which technology may be useful for this project?.
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jul-15 14:17pm    
For biometric identification, iris can be used, but not "pupil". :-)
Recognition of pupils can be used just for detection of eye locations...
—SA

If it's a school project, then it's more likely that you are limited by the hardware that you have available, and the technology in terms of software languages and frameworks you have been taught.

So start there: look at what you have available to "scan" pupils and what they carry that will identify them.
Do you have fingerprint scanners available? Barcode scanners? DNA analysis? Eprint recognition? We don't know - and it's part of your homework to find out...:laugh:

Hint: Do not assume that you can tattoo a barcode on each pupil - they will resist, and tattoos don't scan reliably anyway...
 
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Ben J. Boyle 28-Jul-15 14:19pm    
+5 just for the hint LOL
MbokaziSanele 28-Jul-15 14:53pm    
I'm thinking of something that might be unique to each student like idNo, so I have to scan maybe their tag using a phone, so which tag might be better since there are so many different tags?.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jul-15 14:38pm    
"Available hardware" would be just a camera... :-)
—SA
Please see my comment to the question; see also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iris_recognition[^]; please see the links on this page.

This is a C++ project with source code, which can be used in your .NET project via translation or P/Invoke of some C++ library, or directly using C++/CLI: http://projectiris.co.uk[^].

You can try to find something else: http://bfy.tw/125C[^].

—SA
 
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