Track Attendee

Now that your attendees are at your show, wouldn’t it be helpful to know how many attended the general session or which attendees went to which sessions and how much did each one spent for each session? With, show organizers can quickly and easily track attendees anywhere within the show. The rfid tags with attendee allows for a variety of tracking options, including attendance counts, access permissions and time duration in an event. The latter is ideal for continuing education seminars, where credits are given to those attendees that meet the criteria for attendance. Our software automatically calculates the duration an attendee was actually in a session and will print a certificate that can be presented to the attendee, which is always customizable.

Features:

• User friendly operation.
• Central controller for the whole operation which could be controlled externally from a desktop.
• Optional hardware attachments for providing visual as well as audio alarms.
• Provision for taking credit certificates, if credits are given to those attendees who meets certain criteria of
	attendance.
• Software programmable IP addresses for the controller.
• Option to connect up to six output devices.
• Fast data transfer and response.
• Query from a searchable database of assets

Track Attendee System:




This is a solution which will be used to track attendees for different kind of seminars or situation like that. The attendees will be issued a unique identification number which will be tracked once they enter the session and exit the same. Track attendee software is capable of calculating the amount of time the attendee spend inside the session hall which can be used to print the credit hours for each. The same method can be used to issue bags, lunch coupons etc. to the attendees. The controller using along the system makes it possible for us to control different hardware peripherals through the software itself.

Features:

• Provides electronic eyes along with the system to indicate the controller about the entrance of an
	attendee.
• Provide stack light along with the system to give visual indication of the entrance and exit.