The Smart ID Card with Location-Based Access Control system is an advanced security solution
designed to enhance traditional access control mechanisms by integrating real-time location verification.
Unlike conventional systems that rely solely on identity validation, this system incorporates GPS-based
authentication to ensure that users are physically present within authorized zones before granting
access. The system compares real-time latitude and longitude data with predefined locations stored
in a database, thereby preventing misuse of lost or stolen ID cards. The architecture includes a web-based
frontend developed using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, a backend implemented using Spring Boot,
and a MySQL database for storing user information and access logs. This approach improves security,
accountability, and operational efficiency while supporting scalability for future enhancements.
