Hi this summer i decided implant couple of rfid chips under my skin. Now I am bored.How can i detect and deactive these devices. Yeah.. you can say go hospital MRI or something detect these and help ...

Nothing is more annoying that realizing you've forgotten your laminated passkey to get into your office. Or what about that pesky password you have to remember in order to use the photocopier? Now ...

Dystopian novels might have predicted the future. Flesh-embedded microchips have been used for years on pets and livestock for tracking and identification purposes. There’s a common misconception that ...

For instance, can I store both my car keys (a Lincoln MKZ) and my apartment door key on a single RFID microchip? I also want to use that same microchip to open my front door. —Name withheld You are ...

News reports linking implanted RFID transponders to tumors in lab mice are erroneous and misleading, according to Applied Digital Solutions, a manufacturer of implantable RFID tags, and two of its ...

U.S. passports have them. And these days, many more U.S. credit cards are starting to carry them, too. The tiny plastic chips embedded in passports and credit cards are primarily designed to thwart ...

A popular radio-frequency ID system that is used to deter car thefts and as a convenience device for the purchase of gasoline can be defeated with low-cost technology, computer scientists from The ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Would you get a chip implanted in your hand or arm to pay for things, instead of using a credit card or cash? For some, the answer is yes. A British-Polish tech startup, Walletmor ...

Using the kiosk may be the first time pet owners can interact with their pet's chip. Now, we can significantly help more lost pets home to their families. It’s not just about pet safety, but consumer ...

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