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Experimental set up of the automatic ticketing system

Experimental set up of the automatic ticketing system

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Fig 2: Experimental set up of the automatic ticketing system
Fig 3: Class Diagram
Fig 4: Use Case Diagram
Fig 6: Activity Diagram
Fig.8. System initialization
Development of Microcontroller based Automated Public Transport Ticketing System
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  • Nov 2019
-In India, generally printed tickets are issued for all kinds of transportation, and the printed tickets become useless once the passenger reaches their destination. For multiple modes of transportation like Bus, Trains, Metros, a multiple tickets are printed as well as a human verification is also required. Furthermore, it leads to financial loss...
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... experimental model of the automatic ticketing system developed is shown in Fig.2. The major elements of the system are the microcontroller, RFID reader, and a server. ...

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