RFID/NFC implant procedure: NTAG216 / Dangerous Things xNT
First-person and third-person view of a solo implantation of a bioglass NTAG216 NFC RFID tag in my hand. If you want one for yourself, check out http://dangerousthings.com/shop/xnt-ntag216-2x12mm-glass-tag/
From: Dave Williams
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Implanting an xNT 2x12mm NTAG203 NFC compatible RFID tag
Dangerous Things partner John Durante at Evolve in Seattle implanting our prototype xNT 2x12mm bioglass encased, NFC Type 2 compliant RFID tag into a customer.
This video has been cut very short to skip all the prep, sanitation, marking, etc. and just shows the rear-insertion method done by a professional body piercer. If you are a body piercing or body mod professional and would like more information, please contact us via our website or Facebook page.
Our site - dangerousthings.com /...
From: Amal Graafstra
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Richard Syrett investigates RFID Chips
RFID Chips
Could implantable RFID chips or Radio-frequency identification tags currently in widespread use in retail industry be used to surreptitiously track and control people? Richard speaks with several researchers who believe RFID chips present a serious threat to privacy and civil liberties. A professor of computer science and a skeptic argues that fear that RFID chips will be used to control and track humans is rooted in paranoia, not scientific fact. Further, he maintains RFID chips...
From: Film One
Related topics : radio frequency identification rfid chip / rfid radio frequency identification tags / rfid chip implant / rfid chips uses / rfid chip tracking range
Useful NFC/RFID tag implant applications 10: logging in to the hackerspace bar system
Using the Arduino Leonardo and PN532 NFC R/W module to log in to the hackerspace bar system by scanning the NFC/RFID tag implant
From: ACKspace
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Self Implanting an RFID Tag - DaveMade.It
Watch me implant my new RFID tag to be used with future automation projects. I do not suggest you just go out and do this yourself if you can get a medical practitioner to do it for you.
From: DaveMade.It
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Useful RFID/NFC tag implant applications 19: cheap swedish furniture NFC lock
Testing the Ikea Rothult NFC lock with implants
From: ACKspace
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RFID Radio Frequency Identification Devices Human Tagging Implants Tracking Conspiracy Theory 666 Ma
From: The Frequency
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Somark's SensaLab™ ecosystem.
SensaLab™ is an ecosystem of products developed by D+I for Somark that aims to bring labs into the future. The ecosystem includes Ai.Ink™ - a fully automated tattoo application technology; and Ai.Tag™ - a fully automated tag injection technology that implants the world’s smallest RFID tag.
From: Design + Industry
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Can you autoclave RFID tags?
http://blog.amal.net/?p=714 Everyone in the DIY RFID implant community is concerned with sterilization techniques. Several times people have asked me if they can autoclave their glass tag before implanting and I've always assumed you couldn't because of the high temperatures involved. However I hadn't tested it, and I hadn't heard of anyone testing it either, so I thought I'd give it a try. Surprise! They still worked!
From: Amal Graafstra
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RFID Tag Implant in Human Hand
In 2008 I implanted a RFID chip in my hand. I injected the chip myself from supplies bought
on the internet. This tag is readable from up to 2 inches from my hand. It only transmits near a reader and has a very weak RF. Passive RFID cannot be "tracked"
I am currently using it to open my handgun safe for instant access. I can have a gun in
hand in one second in blackness without fumbling with buttons or codes.
I am also working on home access and a keyless vehicle for unlocking and...
From: myRFIDimplant
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