This RFID kit comes with everything needed to perform an implant. ... Amal Graafstra gives a TED talk and demonstrates how the RFID tag implanted in his hand can be used to unlock a smart doorlock.

You know damn well ever since that genius implanted himself with an RFID chip, you’ve been wanting to do it to. Not that we’re condoning surgical practices, but if you want to become more ...

Orthopedic implant company Medacta USA is piloting an RFID-enabled solution to track its loaner kits when they are provided to hospitals. Each kit comes in the form of a case filled with Medacta USA ...

The biohacking retailer Dangerous Things sells kits that come with everything needed to implant a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag inside your hand. And it will only cost you about $100.

In 2006, Biomet Europe began using Magellan Technology‘s 13.56 MHz tags and interrogators to identify items included in its orthopedic knee implant kits. Each implant kit contains around 100 parts, ...

Software engineer Miana Windall has about 25 implants under her skin, ranging from magnets to RFID tech. While that might make your skin crawl if you’re squeamish, “for the most part, they ...

We can think of a lot of things we'd like to do with an RFID chip, but getting it implanted in our arm isn't one of them. But we're not Dr. John Halamka. While privacy advocates grumble about the ...

An RFID implant is useful for tracking within a controlled area like a warehouse—”Where’s widget No. 4,343?”—but not so useful for the kind Tommy Lee Jones does in The Fugitive.

As critical of RFID as I am, I'm not so sure why some people are so anti-RFID that they don't even want the devices to exist in the first place. RFID implants can make sense in medical areas.

They're here. They have FDA approval. But are Americans ready to get chipped? Getting chipped means having a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip implanted in your body. The chip — about ...