Application development of university smart assistant

Teng, Zhi Kwang (2025) Application development of university smart assistant. Final Year Project, UTAR.

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Abstract

The rapid advancement of mobile technology has significantly impacted various industries, including education. Traditional university resource management systems often suffer from inefficiencies, such as scheduling conflicts, underutilized spaces, and difficulties in navigating large campuses. To address these challenges, this project presents the development of a University Smart Assistant application, which integrates smart scheduling conflict for booking and Augmented Reality (AR) to enhance resource booking and navigation. The Smart Scheduling Assistant module analyses current availability to recommend optimal booking times, reducing scheduling conflicts and improving resource utilization. The AR Navigation module provides clear, arrow directions, and also voice guidance, helping users locate their reserved facilities efficiently. This application aims to streamline resource management, improve the user experience, and set a new standard for booking and navigation in university, allow user to book. The methodology used to develop this mobile application is RAD (Rapid Application Development).

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