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2023年第一届研究、创新、创意展
(R.I.C.E'23)
Project ID:
ITCS02307
Smart Resident: Resident Management Centre System
Project Title:
Category:
Information Technology/ Computer Science
Inventors:
Kathleen Goh Yee Xuan, Noor Fatihah bt Mazlam, Nur Shamilla binti Selamat
Institution/Company:
Southern University College
Invention Description/ Abstract:
The complexities of managing residential communities in today’s busy lifestyle have given rise to solutions. The proposed system is a smart platform that simplifies residential management. It is a solution to revolutionise residential community management by centralising and automating various tasks, catering to the needs of administrators, residents, and security guards. The requirement of notifying residents promptly when the packages arrive is crucial for an automated system to handle the problem of inconvenience and inefficient informing residents about delivered packages. Implementing such a system can minimise the need for frequent mailbox checks to enhance overall operational efficiency. The system addresses problems of paper-based announcements that benefit residents by offering a platform to disseminate messages to the residents and reducing paper usage, making sending and receiving messages without effort. The system allows residents to report issues and provide feedback for community improvement. The proposed system will be developed using the Waterfall model. A comprehensive series of functional and user acceptance testing will be conducted among potential users before proceeding with the deployment phase based on a 5-point Likert scale with three quality dimensions such as heuristics, content, and navigation. As a result, the system seeks to optimise residential management by automating tasks to increase efficiency and improve user experience.
Invention Technical Description
The Resident Management Centre System is a mobile application system that simplifies and automates tasks related to residential management. This app is aimed to enhance communication and convenience in managing parcels, pre-registered for visitors, paying utility bills, sending feedback, dissemination announcements, reporting issues, and notifying disruptions related to water and electricity. The idea for this proposed system comes from reviewing similar existing systems.The existing notification process for delivered packages in our residential community lacks efficiency and convenience, making residents need to physically check their mailboxes frequently. Distributing paper notifications for water and power outages to residents is time-consuming and resource-intensive, leading to delays and significant paper waste. Besides, registering visitors with manual paperwork and lengthy procedures leads to delays and inefficiency. Therefore, there is a need to develop a system to optimise residential management by automating tasks to increase efficiency and improve user experience.
The objectives of the proposed system is to refine features for an improved Resident Management Centre System that eliminates the need for physical visits, providing easy access to services and enhancing resident satisfaction. It also involves testing and validation to ensure the new system design automates and simplifies resident management processes, reducing manual tasks and improving operational efficiency.
This proposed system will be developed according to the waterfall model, which consists of three phases. Phase one aims to study existing solutions, gather user requirements, and refine features for an improved Resident Management Centre System. Phase two focuses on developing a comprehensive Resident Management Centre System that eliminates the need for physical visits, providing easy access to services and enhancing resident satisfaction. Phase three is testing and validating a new system design that automates and streamlines resident management processes, reducing manual tasks and improving operational efficiency.
In conclusion, the Resident Management Centre System presents an innovative solution to simplify residential management processes. The system will be developed using the waterfall model. This proposed system helps to address key challenges such as inefficient parcel notifications, visitor registration, and utility bill payments.
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