Microcontroller-based e-load vending machine

The microcontroller based E-load vending machine provides an automated and more efficient method of reloading the cellular network subscribers. Unlike a human retailer, the machine automates the tedious task of the loading process, thus eliminating human error. The machine's microcontroller all...

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Main Authors: Hernandez, John Patrick, Bathan, Kemuel Gerson, Joseph, Rahnee Gael
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-101982021-08-07T05:25:22Z Microcontroller-based e-load vending machine Hernandez, John Patrick Bathan, Kemuel Gerson Joseph, Rahnee Gael The microcontroller based E-load vending machine provides an automated and more efficient method of reloading the cellular network subscribers. Unlike a human retailer, the machine automates the tedious task of the loading process, thus eliminating human error. The machine's microcontroller allows it to be independent and seldom requires human assistance. Also, using a 3rd party load retailer, the machine is capable of reloading across all 3 major cellular networks. With the use of this system, retailers will be able to practice their business without having to be on location at all times and also creates an investment opportunity for business people. This paper will discuss the implementation process, the technologies involved, the development of the system, and the results of the various test conducted to gauge its reliability. Recommendations were also cited to further improve the system and maximize capabilities. 2011-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/9553 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Personal communication service systems Cellular telephones
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
collection DLSU Institutional Repository
language English
topic Personal communication service systems
Cellular telephones
spellingShingle Personal communication service systems
Cellular telephones
Hernandez, John Patrick
Bathan, Kemuel Gerson
Joseph, Rahnee Gael
Microcontroller-based e-load vending machine
description The microcontroller based E-load vending machine provides an automated and more efficient method of reloading the cellular network subscribers. Unlike a human retailer, the machine automates the tedious task of the loading process, thus eliminating human error. The machine's microcontroller allows it to be independent and seldom requires human assistance. Also, using a 3rd party load retailer, the machine is capable of reloading across all 3 major cellular networks. With the use of this system, retailers will be able to practice their business without having to be on location at all times and also creates an investment opportunity for business people. This paper will discuss the implementation process, the technologies involved, the development of the system, and the results of the various test conducted to gauge its reliability. Recommendations were also cited to further improve the system and maximize capabilities.
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author Hernandez, John Patrick
Bathan, Kemuel Gerson
Joseph, Rahnee Gael
author_facet Hernandez, John Patrick
Bathan, Kemuel Gerson
Joseph, Rahnee Gael
author_sort Hernandez, John Patrick
title Microcontroller-based e-load vending machine
title_short Microcontroller-based e-load vending machine
title_full Microcontroller-based e-load vending machine
title_fullStr Microcontroller-based e-load vending machine
title_full_unstemmed Microcontroller-based e-load vending machine
title_sort microcontroller-based e-load vending machine
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2011
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/9553
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