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 • **Ticketing Machine:** This directory contains the Python3 code for designing the hand-held ticketing machine, and DB
 
-All relevant updates, and stable versions are made available in the [~/stableVersion](https://github.com/thisisashwinraj/CroMa-Crowd-Management-System/tree/main/template_files/stable_versions) sub-directory. Some subdirectories may be sensitive for the project and may trigger review requests, when pull requests touch these files. Github handles with commit rights made available in the [~/Template Files/CODEOWNERS](https://github.com/thisisashwinraj/CroMa-Crowd-Management-System/blob/main/template_files/CODEOWNERS) are responsible for reviewing such changes
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+All relevant updates, and stable versions are made available in the <a href="https://github.com/thisisashwinraj/CroMa-Crowd-Management-System/tree/main/template_files/stable_versions">~/stableVersion</a> sub-directory. Some subdirectories may be sensitive for the project and may trigger review requests, when pull requests touch these files. Github handles with commit rights made available in the <a href="https://github.com/thisisashwinraj/CroMa-Crowd-Management-System/blob/main/template_files/CODEOWNERS">~/Template Files/CODEOWNERS</a> are responsible for reviewing such changes
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 # User Installation and Working
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-CroMa is a firmware solution that provides commuters with real-time information about public transits(such as buses) including real-time tracking, estimated time-of-arrival and the seat occupancy. This solution is an interworking of two major components: a [handheld ticketing machine](https://github.com/thisisashwinraj/CroMa-Crowd-Management-System/tree/main/hardware_files) and a <a href="https://github.com/thisisashwinraj/CroMa-Crowd-Management-System/tree/main/android">mobile application</a>. CroMa v1.0 offers support for only buses.
+CroMa is a firmware solution that provides commuters with real-time information about public transits(such as buses) including real-time tracking, estimated time-of-arrival and the seat occupancy. This solution is an interworking of two major components: a <a href="https://github.com/thisisashwinraj/CroMa-Crowd-Management-System/tree/main/hardware_files">handheld ticketing machine</a> and a <a href="https://github.com/thisisashwinraj/CroMa-Crowd-Management-System/tree/main/android">mobile application</a>. CroMa v1.0 offers support for only buses.
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 The hand-held ticketing machine is a micro-controller-based system used for generating billing tickets and collecting, saving, and generating daily reports and summaries. Our version of the hardware is additionally equipped with a GPS module for tracking the location of the bus. The device is to be used by conductors, and/or clippies for issuing tickets to the passengers. When new passengers board this bus, their details such as their start location, total luggage in the bus, their intended destination, & the total number of passengers is collected for issuing the tickets. These details are collected, processed and transmitted to the <a herf="https://firebase.google.com/products/realtime-database">FireBase RT database</a> by the hand-held ticketing machine. For passengers using a monthly, or yearly bus pass, a QR code or a unique alphanumerical code may be used to update the software.
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-<p align='justify'>To run the application, start debugging by clicking <B>Run > Start Debugging</B> from the main IDE window (or press F5). If you are using <a href='https://code.visualstudio.com/'>VS Code</a>, you should see a set of Flutter-specific entries in the status bar, including a <a href='https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install'>Flutter SDK</a> version and a device name (or a message displaying No Devices). The Flutter extension automatically selects the latest device connected. However, if you have multiple devices/simulators connected, click device in the status bar to see a pick-list at the top of the screen. Select the device, you want to use for running, or debugging, and finally, run this application.</p>
+<p align='justify'>To run the application, start debugging by clicking <B>Run > Start Debugging</B> from the main IDE window (or press F5). If you are using <a href='https://code.visualstudio.com/'>VS Code</a>, you should see a set of Flutter-specific entries in the status bar, including a <a href='https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install'>Flutter SDK</a> version and a device name (or a message displaying No Devices). The Flutter extension automatically selects the latest device connected. However, if you have multiple devices/simulators connected, click device in the status bar to see a pick-list at the top of the screen. Select the device you want to use for running or debugging and finally, run this application.</p>
 
 # CroMa - Under the Hood