REMOTE

HOMESTAY
ACCESSIBILITY
AND SECURITY
SYSTEM

HANZ HANAFI BIN NUR ANITA HANIM BINTI MOHAMAD HILMAN BIN
AZAHAWARI MOHD NIZAM CRIN JAMLEH
07DEM20F1022 SUPERVISOR 07DEM20F1007

ABSTRACT
A homestay provides an opportunity to stay with a local family for a fee. It's an affordable accommodation alternative, ideal for
independent leisure travelers of all ages, interns, gap year students, students living abroad and anyone seeking a real and genuine travel
experience. With the fact that Covid-19 has caused a big impact to the many industries in Malaysia including the tourism and hospitality
industry, homestays are one of them. Homestays are in need of upgrading to cope with the situation these days. So, the solution is using
this Remote Homestay Accessibility and Security System for a better, safer, and efficient experience.

PROBLEM STATEMENT OBJECTIVES

Homestay owners cannot always monitor the homestay because not all of the owners
are near their homestay. This would cause some problems for the security of the
homestay as it is not secure with nobody to regularly monitor the homestay.
The customer has to meet the owner directly to get the keys to the homestay shows
that this method slows the check-in process of the homestay.
To design a Remote Homestay Accessibility and Security System (RHASS)
for homestay owners to facilitate the check-in/check-out procedures.
To build a Remote Homestay Accessibility and Security System (RHASS)
that is efficient in remote management.
To test the Remote Homestay Accessibility and Security System (RHASS)
in respective areas so it is well functioning.

The waste of electricity is still a common topic among homestays in Malaysia because

of the negligence of the customers to turn off appliances when checking out.

SCOPES
RHASS is designed with the exterior looking like a house to give
visualization of a home.
CONCLUSION RHASS uses the local Wi-Fi IP as its medium for the web check-in process.
RHASS can be used on any house that acts as a homestay as long as the
Create a system that provides ease for the customers to check-in/check-
internet connectivity is provided.
out at the homestay.
RHASS can be accessed using any smartphone.
Create a system that can provide the owner to monitor the appliances of
the homestay with ease.
Save electrical energy by designing an automated light system.
Design a check-in login procedure using Local IP to prevent unwanted
logins from unknown parties.
RESULTS & ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY

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