NEXT - GENERATION SMART GOVERNANCE USING RFID PLATFORM - BASED IoT E - PASSPORT SYSTEM

 The proposed RFID-Based IoT E-Passport System provides an efficient and secure solution for modern passport verification processes. By integrating RFID technology with IoT communication and cloud databases, the system enables automatic identification and real-time verification of passport information. The system reduces manual verification, minimizes human errors, and improves the speed of the immigration process. It also enhances security by preventing unauthorized access and detecting fraudulent passports. The use of cloud-based data management allows authorities to monitor and manage passport records effectively. Overall, the proposed system improves the efficiency, accuracy, and security of border control operations and supports the development of smart governance systems.

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