In a fast changing world we are heavily dependent on information technology. In this age of information technology our standard of living has become easier and faster. Following this, a dreamer from Daffodil International University, Mahabub Alam Shaon, developed an Android app called 'Vehicle Case Management System', thinking about the country's traffic police.
Narayan Ranjan Chakraborty, a teacher of the university, helped him in creating the app and his two girlfriends, Nishat Tasnim Prami and Anika Shama, assisted him in creating the content.
Through this app, the traffic police of the country can easily file cases on all types of vehicles.
Mahabub Alam Shaon, the creator of the 'Vehicle Case Management System' app, was born in Kalagachi village of Lohagara police station in Narail district. He had a distinct inclination towards technology since childhood.
Mahabub Alam Shaon said, traffic police in different metro areas use a pos machine to put cases on different vehicles. Giving cases using that device is very time consuming and requires manual input. By using it without any pos machine, the traffic police can easily complete the vehicle case related activities.
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Shaon said, if the registration number of a specific vehicle is entered in this newly developed app, all the information of the vehicle including the owner's photo will come from Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA). But if you don't register, you won't get any information.
According to Shaun, traffic police in various district cities except metro areas have to file cases on paper which is more time consuming. From there comes the idea of how to digitize it. That's how it started.
Narayan Ranjan Chakraborty, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering Department of Daffodil International University, said, 'The project seemed wonderful to me from the beginning. That's how I guided them, they did the rest very well. I hope something good will happen.'
