Swedish Parliament and RFID

Filed in archive Implementation on September 7, 2006

There could not be a better example than this when a government gives thumbs up to a technology. Swedish Parliament has selected CG Identifications Technologies HF Multi ISO reader fort its new voting system. The voting system is based on the contactless access control cards which have been issued to all MPs and RFID readers.

This system is expected to make the voting operations quicker, secure and offer convenience as the members would be able to vote from any seat in the parliamentary chamber. Contactless MIFARE ID cards have been used for this purpose and at a number of places inside the voting chamber ACG readers are being installed.

Examples like this certainly infuse confidence in the technology and tape the mouths of people who target a particular technology without taking any facts into consideration. This would certainly acts as a booster for the RFID industry.