Implementación de un sistema inteligente basado en tecnología RFID para mejorar la seguridad en el auditorio de la Carrera de Biología.

Abstract

This project aims to implement an access control system in the auditorium of the Biology program at the Faculty of Life Sciences and Technologies of ULEAM, using biometric modules and RFID cards. The initiative addresses the need to enhance security due to unregulated access that jeopardizes equipment and educational resources. The system integrates advanced technologies: biometrics, for precise identification through fingerprint recognition, and RFID cards, which enable fast, secure, and contactless access. These tools were chosen for their effectiveness in ensuring reliable access control, restricting entry exclusively to authorized personnel. The methodology includes data collection through surveys and interviews conducted with faculty, students, and administrative staff of the program. The surveys help identify the specific needs of users, while the interviews provide a detailed analysis of current security issues and expectations regarding the new system. The system's implementation is expected to significantly improve the auditorium’s security by providing effective access control, fostering a safe and organized academic environment. This project seeks to incorporate innovative technologies aligned with best practices in security, contributing to the protection of educational resources and the enhancement of a suitable space for academic development.