Develop QR Based Rickshaw Info System for Students

Transportio is a QR code-based local rickshaw information-sharing website designed for students to easily access and update transportation details near their college.The system allows each registered rickshaw to have a unique QR code linked to its profile containing vehicle and driver information.Students scanning the QR code can view and update current details such as number of students inside, capacity status, location, destination, and availability status through simple selections and inputs.All submitted data is stored and displayed on a shared dashboard and map view, enabling other students to make informed transportation decisions without physically checking each rickshaw.Key features include a student update interface, shared dashboard, map visualization of locations, chat/help section per rickshaw, and an admin panel for managing rickshaw registrations and reported data.Importantly, the system does not use live GPS tracking or ride booking, focusing on simplicity, low cost, and ease of use.Project Scope & Key Tasks:- Develop a QR code generation and linking system for rickshaw registration.- Create rickshaw profile pages accessible via QR code scans.- Implement student input forms for updating number of students, capacity, location, destination, and status with predefined options and text inputs.- Design a shared dashboard displaying aggregated rickshaw data in tabular form.- Build a map view showing rickshaw counts per location based on student-submitted data.- Develop a simple web-based chat/help section for each rickshaw to allow message updates.- Implement admin functionalities for managing rickshaw registrations, QR codes, updates, and reported issues.- Ensure data storage and retrieval for real-time updates and filtering by location, destination, and availability.- Focus on a user-friendly, mobile-responsive design optimized for quick student interactions.- Exclude live GPS tracking, ride booking, and payment features to maintain simplicity.Milestones include QR code system setup, student update interface, dashboard and map visualization, chat feature, and admin panel development.

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