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Guest Lecture on Embedded System in Automatic Fare Collection

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Guest Lecture on Embedded System in Automatic Fare Collection

Guest Lecture on Embedded Systems in Automatic Fare Collection, providing students with valuable insights into the integration of embedded technology in modern fare collection systems. The two-hour session featured an expert speaker who elaborated on the importance of embedded controllers, microprocessors, and real-time data processing in enabling seamless and efficient fare transactions. The event attracted a large number of participants, including students and faculty members eager to explore the applications of embedded systems in public transportation. The session commenced with an introduction to fare collection technologies, highlighting their significance in enhancing efficiency and security in modern transit systems.

The speaker covered key technical aspects such as the architecture of automatic fare collection systems, the role of RFID and NFC technologies in contactless payments, and the importance of secure data encryption to prevent fraud. Real-world case studies were presented to illustrate how embedded systems are used in metro rail, bus rapid transit, and smart transportation networks worldwide. The discussion also included advancements in embedded hardware, firmware design, and integration with cloud-based payment systems, giving students a comprehensive understanding of the technological backbone of automated fare collection.

A highly interactive Q&A session followed the lecture, where students actively engaged with the speaker to clarify their doubts and seek career guidance in embedded systems and automation. The speaker shared valuable advice on skills required for a successful career in embedded technology, encouraging students to explore research and project opportunities in this domain. The discussion also touched upon interdisciplinary applications, bridging embedded systems with IoT, AI, and cybersecurity for smarter and more efficient public transportation solutions.