Parliament House now has a smart convenience store


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 02 Jul 2019

Malaysia's parliament opened its own smart convenience store in its premises, as part of the lawmakers' move to adopt more tech innovations.

The parliament house here, in achieving a milestone of sorts, has created history by becoming the first parliamentary institution to feature a smart convenience store in its premises.

The outlet, known as the ‘Ximplicity smart convenience store’, operates round the clock without the need for cashiers, and is equipped with security systems.

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