A web-based platform improves item recovery in public spaces, suggesting a better approach to lost-and-found management.
The loss of personal belongings in public places such as colleges, offices, and transportation areas is a common problem. Traditional lost-and-found systems rely on manual records, which are inefficient and difficult to manage. This paper presents a Lost and Found Information System (LFIS), a web-based platform that allows users to report lost or found items and search through a centralized database. The system improves communication between users and administrators, simplifies item tracking, and increases the chances of recovering lost belongings through a digital and organized approach.
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