Several universities have adopted AI teaching supervision and classroom patrol systems capable of identifying attendance rates, head-count rates, and front-row seating rates.
Recently, Nanjing University's 'Smart Classroom System' for tracking head-count rates and attendance has sparked heated discussion. In fact, many universities have already introduced AI teaching supervision and classroom patrol systems in recent years. How do these systems operate? Can they truly enhance teaching?
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