Microchips Implanted
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No Need For Credit, Debit Cards As Firm Offers Payment Microchip
Walletmor has so far sold more than 500 of these microchips. The company says it is perfectly safe and has all the regulatory approvals.
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Tesla Owner Wanted To Control Her Car, Gets Valet Key implanted In Arm
Biohax International, a Swedish company, has implanted its microchip in several thousand customers, allowing them to ride trains without using tickets, turn on the lights in their apartments and access a gym the company has partnered with.
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This Firm Already Microchips Employees. Could Ailing People Be Next?
The technology company Three Square Market made headlines last year for implanting microchips in the arms of nearly 100 employees, allowing them to open doors, log on to their computers and purchase snacks from company vending machines with a simple swipe of their arm.
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Some Swedish Workers Are Getting Microchips Implanted In Their Hands
How would you feel about having a microchip implanted in your hand to make things more convenient at work?
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Implanted Microchips Give Jedi Powers to Lifelong Star Wars Fan
Korporaal can unlock her office's garage with a back-handed bump to a scanner as she zips into work on her Vespa.
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Bio-Hybrid Kidney Powered By Heart In The Offing
Scientists are developing a first-of-its kind implantable artificial kidney with microchip filters and living cells that will be powered by the patient's own heart.
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No Need For Credit, Debit Cards As Firm Offers Payment Microchip
Walletmor has so far sold more than 500 of these microchips. The company says it is perfectly safe and has all the regulatory approvals.
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Tesla Owner Wanted To Control Her Car, Gets Valet Key implanted In Arm
Biohax International, a Swedish company, has implanted its microchip in several thousand customers, allowing them to ride trains without using tickets, turn on the lights in their apartments and access a gym the company has partnered with.
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This Firm Already Microchips Employees. Could Ailing People Be Next?
The technology company Three Square Market made headlines last year for implanting microchips in the arms of nearly 100 employees, allowing them to open doors, log on to their computers and purchase snacks from company vending machines with a simple swipe of their arm.
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Some Swedish Workers Are Getting Microchips Implanted In Their Hands
How would you feel about having a microchip implanted in your hand to make things more convenient at work?
-
Implanted Microchips Give Jedi Powers to Lifelong Star Wars Fan
Korporaal can unlock her office's garage with a back-handed bump to a scanner as she zips into work on her Vespa.
-
Bio-Hybrid Kidney Powered By Heart In The Offing
Scientists are developing a first-of-its kind implantable artificial kidney with microchip filters and living cells that will be powered by the patient's own heart.
