Abstract—There is no doubt about the number of people with disabilities who face difficulties with their vision, the deaf, the hard of hearing, and others. These people face many challenges every day as they navigate many different areas to get to where they need to go. A guiding system must be available to assist users with impairments, such as blind people, hard-of-hearing users, and regular users, in finding certain offices and understanding for whom they are intended. The study was developed to assist users in finding their way to any office they want, especially for those with disabilities. The system will provide a solution to a common issue in society and provide a variety of features, such as voice and displayed information on the screen. Other than that, this project will save time, effort, and money for organizations by replacing old plates with tablets that offer different functionality and can easily change the information for that specific office without needing to buy new ones.

Keywords—Smart Guidance System (SGS), Near Field Communication (NFC), and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

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Cite: Ali Alawami, Hassan Dobisi, Sadiq Alnaimi, Mohammed Alnajaidi, Mansor Alsubaie, Abdullah Alqahtani, Rami Abdel Rahman, Rachid Zagrouba, "Smart Guidance System (SGS)," Journal of Software, vol. 19, no. 1, pp. 29-41, 2024.


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