A COVID-19 NGO project that automated rice aid distribution using RFID cards, beneficiary allocation data, and a connected dispensing machine.
Recipient identity and access control
Allocation validation and data checking
Machine instruction and dispensing control
NGO aid distribution use case
The system made rice distribution more traceable and less dependent on manual checking at the dispensing point.
Rice aid distribution required manual recipient verification, allocation checking, and physical control during a period where efficient aid handling mattered.
Each recipient received an RFID card. The machine reads the card, checks the server allocation, then dispenses the approved rice quantity.
The machine does not dispense blindly. It checks recipient data and allocation first.
Admin registers recipient information and rice allocation.
Each card links a recipient to their profile and allocation.
The machine reads the card and sends the request to the server.
The backend checks eligibility and available collection quantity.
The machine dispenses the approved rice amount.
The work required connecting backend logic with the real dispensing workflow.
Designed the operational logic between registration, RFID identity, server allocation, and machine dispensing.
Built backend logic to store recipient information, rice allocation, and collection validation.
Connected server-side instruction flow with machine behavior for controlled dispensing.
The value was not only technical. The system helped make community distribution more reliable and easier to validate.