Kindergarten management systems are software solutions designed to streamline and improve the overall administration and operation of kindergarten or early childhood education centers. These systems aim to automate various tasks, enhance communication, and provide tools for efficient management.
Implementing a kindergarten management system can contribute to the overall efficiency, organization, and communication within an early childhood education setting. When selecting a system, it’s essential to consider the specific needs and requirements of the kindergarten or childcare center.
simtAr is a ISCMS which stands for Inventory and Supply Chain Management System. ISCMS is a complete cloud-based system for farm and logistics use. simtAr has modules such as Harvest, Inventory, Supply Chain and Reports. simtAr can be integrated with deryA and post terminals to complete the plantation process. simtAr can be customized according to the user’s requirements and needs.
An IoT gadget called ombArg was created to support deryA in areas with little or no network connection. A spread spectrum modulation method called LoRa, which was developed utilising chirp spread spectrum (CSS) technology, is used to create ombArg (Long Range). In hilly locations like Plantation Area, it is the ideal solution for receiving and transferring data from any device equipped with a LoRa End Node. A number of ombArg will be required to solve the blind spot problems because they function as repeaters for data sent to and received from the server. ombArg is solar-powered to allow its placement in locations without power.
deryA is an IoT gadget created using cutting-edge technologies. Powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) to suit user needs for recording product production. As a reference, deryA can be trained to record many samples. deryA is designed to keep track of the quantity of items, colour index, and size of commodities. deryA is an ideal gadget for harvesting activities because it detects and records every crop collected. deryA’s network area distance is determined by the plantation area’s line of sight.