“Face Guardian: Attendance System with Student Monitoring and

Parental Alerts"
Presented By
Kommineni Sujana (21H75A0443)
Mohammad Karishma(20H71A04C7)
Shaik Salman ( 20H71A04E7)
Varla Raju(20H71A04E3)
Under the Esteemed Guidance of

Dr.M.Anil Kumar
Associate Professor
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
 CONTENTS
• Problem Statement

• Abstract Highlights

• Introduction

• Literature Survey

• Hardware Requirements

• Reference
 PROBLEM STATEMENT
• Inefficient and error-prone manual attendance tracking in educational institutions and other sectors necessitates the
development of an advanced, real-time face recognition and attendance monitoring system. Existing challenges include
the absence of a comprehensive solution leveraging technologies such as the face_recognition library, OpenCV, and
scikit-image, with Local Binary Pattern (LBP) for robust face detection and feature extraction.

• Additionally, the lack of scalability and seamless integration with external modules for attendance logging and
notifications poses obstacles in achieving efficiency and adaptability across diverse applications like access control,
security, and attendance management. The absence of a user-friendly interface for students to access their attendance
records further hinders transparency and engagement.

• Addressing these challenges requires the implementation of a modular architecture capable of real-time face detection,
recognition, and attendance monitoring. The system should offer scalability, adaptability, and integration with a user-
friendly mobile application developed using MIT App Inventor for convenient access to attendance records. This
problem is not limited to educational environments; it extends to sectors where access control, security, and attendance
management are paramount.
 ABSTRACT HIGHLIGHTS

• Incorporation of cutting-edge technologies for real-time face detection, recognition, and attendance monitoring.
• Implementation of a modular architecture for enhanced flexibility and scalability.
• Integration of Local Binary Pattern (LBP) techniques for improved discriminative power in feature extraction.
• Emphasis on scalability and adaptability for versatility in various applications.
• Seamless integration with a user-friendly mobile application developed using MIT App Inventor.
• Relevance across diverse sectors, including access control, security, and attendance management.
• Real-time capabilities suitable for dynamic scenarios requiring timely access control and attendance monitoring.
• Inclusion of spreadsheet integration for efficient data management, allowing seamless export and organization of
attendance records. This feature enhances accessibility and simplifies administrative tasks associated with attendance
monitoring.
 INTRODUCTION
• Today, we're excited to present a cutting-edge solution – a real-time face recognition and attendance monitoring system.
Utilizing advanced computer vision techniques such as the face_recognition library, OpenCV, and scikit-image, this
project is set to redefine the way we approach attendance management.

• The system excels in robust face detection, recognition, and feature extraction using Local Binary Pattern (LBP),
enhancing its discriminative power. Operating continuously, it optimizes face recognition efficiency and accuracy by
processing video frames from a webcam.

• Its modular architecture ensures scalability and easy integration with external modules, catering to applications like
access control, security, and attendance management. The project also features a user-friendly mobile application
developed with MIT App Inventor, providing students with easy access to their attendance percentage, fostering
transparency and engagement.

• With seamless mobile app integration and real-time capabilities, this system holds great potential for deployment across
various scenarios, especially within educational environments. Now, let's delve into the details of this groundbreaking
project and explore its innovative features.
 LITERATURE SURVEY
• Investigate cutting-edge face recognition methods utilizing libraries like face_recognition, OpenCV, and scikit-
image. Highlight the significance of Local Binary Pattern (LBP) for robust face detection and recognition. Explore
state-of-the-art techniques applied in the proposed attendance system.

• Examine the modular system architecture's scalability and seamless integration with external modules, emphasizing
applications in attendance logging and SMS notifications. Evaluate the advantages of modularity for diverse uses,
including access control, security, and attendance management.

• Explore the integration of a user-friendly mobile app developed with MIT App Inventor. Discuss how this app
improves accessibility, offering students real-time access to attendance percentages. Highlight the role of the mobile
app in promoting transparency and engagement within educational environments, making the system ideal for
interactive attendance monitoring.
 Software Requirements:
• Operating System Compatibility
• Programming Language
• Face Recognition Libraries
• Integrated Development Environment (Python)
• Mobile App Development Tool
• Version Control System
• Webcam Support
• SMS Integration (Twillo)

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 How Local Binary Pattern (LBP) Works
• Binary Encoding through Pixel Comparison:

• Compares pixel values with neighboring pixels.

• Encodes the result as a binary pattern based on intensity differences.

• Rotation-Invariant Efficiency:

• Maintains effectiveness across various facial orientations.

• Critical for facial feature extraction in diverse scenarios.

• Real-Time Applicability for "Face Guardian":

• Enables fast computation suitable for real-time face recognition.

• Contributes to the system's robustness in dynamic environments.

• Compares pixel values with neighboring pixels.

• Encodes the result as a binary pattern based on intensity differences.

• Rotation-Invariant Efficiency:

• Maintains effectiveness across various facial orientations.

• Critical for facial feature extraction in diverse scenarios.

• Real-Time Applicability for "Face Guardian":

• Enables fast computation suitable for real-time face recognition.

• Contributes to the system's robustness in dynamic environments.

• OpenCV serves as a comprehensive library for image processing tasks.

• Functions include image loading, manipulation, transformations, and feature detection.

• Real-Time Capabilities:

• Designed for real-time applications, crucial for dynamic scenarios.

• Enables swift video frame processing, making it ideal for tasks like face detection and recognition.

• Integration in "Face Guardian" System:

• OpenCV utilized for real-time video frame processing in the "Face Guardian" Attendance System.

• Enhances system efficiency, accuracy, and robustness in facial feature extraction.

• [2] C. Jones and J. Sivic, "Statistical Color Models with Application to Skin Detection," International Journal of Computer
Vision, 2010.
• The research in this paper focuses on statistical color models, relevant to face detection and recognition in the
attendance system.

• [3] E. Granger and F. Ryerson, "Mobile Application Development for Android Using MIT App Inventor," Journal of Mobile
Computing, Communications & Mobile Networks, 2018.
• This source offers guidance on mobile application development using MIT App Inventor, pertinent to the user-friendly
mobile app component.

• [4] L. Zhang, D. Zhang, and S. Chen, "A Survey of Advances in Biometric Technologies," IEEE Transactions on Systems,
Man, and Cybernetics, Part C, 2010.
• This survey provides a comprehensive overview of biometric technologies, offering context for the face recognition
aspects of the attendance system.
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