School Bus Safety: Enhanced Security through People Counter and Face Recognition System
2024-26-0236
01/16/2024
- Event
- Content
- The safety of students during transportation on school buses is a paramount concern for both parents and schools. Although GPS (Global Positioning System) tracking systems are commonly used, they are limited in their ability to identify which students are on board. To ensure the safety and security of the students, we propose a student authentication system based on facial recognition. This paper will explore the advantages of facial recognition technology for student authentication, the implementation process, and how it can improve the safety of school bus transportation. School transportation plays a crucial role in ensuring that students arrive at school safely and on time. Common challenges include the lack of adequate infrastructure, insufficient number of buses, and the need for improved safety measures. Another concern is the safety of students during transportation. While school buses are the safest form of transportation for students, there is always a risk of accidents and incidents. This is particularly true for students who must cross busy roads or highways to board or exit the bus. To address these challenges, some school districts have implemented initiatives such as bus tracking systems, video surveillance, and driver training programs. However, there is still a need for further innovation and investment to ensure that school transportation is safe, efficient, and accessible for all students. These challenges highlight the need for innovative solutions, such as the implementation of facial recognition technology, to improve the safety and efficiency of school transportation.
- Citation
- Deshmukh, K., "School Bus Safety: Enhanced Security through People Counter and Face Recognition System," SAE Technical Paper 2024-26-0236, 2024, .