YIN1260: I-AL-HUDUR 2.0

NURHAZMIE HAJI RAZALI SEKOLAH ARAB SULTAN HAJI HASSANAL BOLKIAH

i-AL-HUDUR 2.0 - AI Smart Attendance & Behaviour Intelligence System
“Where Presence Meets Purpose — And Data Drives Discipline.”

ABSTRACT

In contemporary education systems, attendance is often treated as a routine administrative process—recorded, archived, and forgotten. However, behind every late arrival and absence lies a deeper, often invisible issue: behavioural patterns that remain undetected until it is too late. Traditional attendance systems fail to capture these patterns, leaving schools reactive rather than proactive in addressing student disengagement, absenteeism, and declining academic performance.

i-AL-HUDUR 2.0 addresses this critical gap by redefining attendance as behavioural intelligence. This innovation is an AI-powered smart attendance and behaviour analytics system that transforms simple presence recording into a real-time, data-driven decision-making platform. By integrating facial recognition technology, dual verification authentication (face and student ID), and cloud-based analytics, the system ensures both accuracy and reliability in real-world school environments.

Beyond recording attendance, i-AL-HUDUR 2.0 analyses behavioural trends such as frequent lateness, absenteeism patterns, and at-risk student indicators. Through its early intervention framework, educators are empowered to act immediately—initiating counselling, engaging parents, and implementing targeted support before issues escalate into long-term academic failure.

The system is further enhanced with multilingual accessibility (Malay, English, and Arabic), motivational feedback mechanisms, class performance insights, and a scalable Super Admin platform capable of monitoring multiple schools under a unified system. These features collectively position the system as not only innovative, but also practical, inclusive, and highly scalable.

Real-world implementation at Sekolah Arab Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah over a two-year period has demonstrated measurable impact, including a 15% reduction in student lateness, a 90% reduction in paper usage, and significant improvements in discipline culture and teacher efficiency. These outcomes validate the system’s effectiveness as a deployable, not merely conceptual, innovation.

Aligned with Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education) and SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure), as well as Wawasan Brunei 2035, i-AL-HUDUR 2.0 represents a paradigm shift in educational management—moving from passive data collection to intelligent behavioural insight.

This is not just an attendance system.
This is a transformation in how schools understand students.
i-AL-HUDUR 2.0 — where presence becomes purpose, and data drives discipline.