Thailand is reportedly using blockchain and Raspberry Pis for voting. Via Bitcoin Dergisi:
Thailand’s Democrat Party has become the first political party to use blockchain technology to elect its leaders in a primary election, which was held from November 1–9, 2018. In a live e-voting system, more than 120,000 party faithful cast their votes in a transparent way that saw former Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva winning his party nomination with 67,505 votes.
Party members were able to vote using two methods. The first method was through voting stations that utilized a Raspberry Pi-based system. Voters were also able to vote via a blockchain-based mobile app that asked voters to submit their photo ID.
The identification documents used to verify party members and the voting tallies were both encrypted and stored on the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), a decentralized and distributed file system for storing large volumes of data. IPFS uses a peer-to-peer protocol where nodes store a collection of hashed files on a network.
Her Cuma PiDay Adafruit'te! Bizim göz atın emin olun mesajları, Öğreticiler ve yeni Raspberry Pi ile ilgili ürünler. Adafruit, en büyük ve en iyi Raspberry Pi aksesuarlarına ve sizi hemen çalışmaya hazır hale getirmek için tüm kodlara ve öğreticilere sahiptir!
