Smart Shopping Cart Using RFID
Journal Title: International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology (IJRASET) - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 6
Abstract
In today’s technology, many companies are developing products that ensure convenience toward all people. One of the conveniences that involved will be providing with new and easy shopping experience. With a problem of waiting in a long queue to check-out the shopping items, new technology must be implemented to provide lowest delay time. Thus, we have developed a Smart Shopping Cart, a system that allows faster check-out. Cart uses the RFID technology to identify the products details which is already available in the database. The total cost will be displayed on the LCD attached to the cart as and when the product is added to the cart. If the product is expired then the customer will be notified via buzzer. If the product is invalid then a message saying “invalid product” will be displayed on the LCD. Total cost will be displayed continuously which will be added or subtracted as the product is added or removed from the cart respectively. There will be a mode button based on which the product will be added or removed from the final bill. Once the shopping is done customer just needs to press the bill button and pay the bill at the check-out point thus eliminating the time required due to conventional queue system for bill generation.
Authors and Affiliations
Prathima . , Dr. Baswaraj Gadgay, Veeresh Pujari
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