1. RFID Enabled Access Limited (R.E.A.L.) Security Christopher Lange, Team Leader Clinton Plaza Paul Brown David Kenney

2. What is R.E.A.L. Security? Motion-capture video, RFID, and Magnetic Stripe reader Organized through web page Runs on eBox 2300 compact PC Targeted at small to medium businesses Cost of base system is $7,750 Scalable to consumer need

3. How it Works (The Basics) Step 1: User Swipes RFID Card Step 3: Magcard is checked against database on eBox Step 4: Valid Magcard triggers door opening Step 1: Camera notices motion, begins recording Step 2: RFID is checked against database on eBox Step 3: Valid RFID triggers door opening Step 2: User Swipes Magnetic Stripe Card

4. System Layout

5. Web Interface GUI

8. Initial Project Scheduling

9. Actual Project Scheduling

10. Cost Analysis Base System includes hardware for: – Two RFID access controlled, monitored doors – One camera monitored area Nearest Competitor cost ~$14,800 R.E.A.L. Security cost $7,750

11. R.E.A.L. Security Cost Analysis Item DescriptionQtyUnit PriceTotal eBox 2300 Computer5$250.00$1,250.00 Windows Embedded CE License5$16.00$80.00 8-Port Ethernet Switch1$50.00 Phidgets Motion Sensor3$65.00$135.00 Logitech QuickCam Pro 50003$79.99$239.97 Phidgets 1-Motor PhidgetServo Kit3$48.00$144.00 PhidgetRFID RFID Reader2$65.00$130.00 PhidgetInterfaceKit 8/8/83$80.00$240.00 RFID Tag - Credit Card Sized25$3.00$75.00 RFID Tag - Key Fob25$3.00$75.00 Kaneswipe RS232 Magnetic Stripe Reader1$34.00 Wiring Supplies1$109.95 Amortized Development Cost1$297.00 Sales and Marketing1$775.00 Warranty and Support1$388.00 Overhead1$1,885.00 Installation Labor2$450.00$900.00 Profit1$942.08 Total$7750.00

12. Design Goals Met Competitively priced base system Robust preventative security Detailed observation security Allows complete user control and customization Original Components Added: – RFID – Camera – Magnetic stripe card – Motion sensor – User friendly web interface

13. Lessons Learned Biometrics systems with embedded support not cost effective Windows CE / eBox can only support three USB devices Non-streaming video capture is processor intensive

14. Future Work Possibilities Increase video resolution and frame rate Addition of full video capture capabilities Incorporations of threads for concurrent tasks Addition of Biometrics as third security layer Windows CE / eBox USB limitations could be resolved for lower unit cost

15. Remember: “A false sense of security is worse than being unsure”