Social Distancing Automation Software Based on Cloud

Year 2021, Volume: 1 Issue: 1, 59 - 62, 30.08.2021

Ali Şahin Demir Sevcan Emek

Abstract

This study aims to follow the social distance between people working together in a workplace. It is extremely important to provide a healthy workplace by both employers and employees during the pandemic.
One of the measures taken during the pandemic is to ensure social distance. In this study, an IoT (Internet of Things) based circuit design is created that measure the distance between people working together. Social distancing automation software has been developed that stores information of employees such as name, surname, identity id, and the department they work in the cloud. Measurements taken from the circuit, which will track the distance of the employees, can be transferred to the cloud with this automation application. Both employees and employers will be able to observe social distance tracking by providing access to the cloud.

Keywords

Cloud, IoT, social distancing automation

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