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Project: Chipped
Date: November 2005
Summary:
DIY RFID human implants are on the rise. I have found over sixteen
instances of midnight engineers implanting RFID tags in their
hands. The general excuse is for automation purposes. Examples
such as unlocking a computer screen saver or opening doors
that have been outfitted with electric deadbolts. In my own case the
idea of implanting technology that I have researched and spec'd out
was very appealing. The fact that it can actually do something
useful is quite secondary. The most rewarding part of this project
was learning about RFID at a much deeper level.
The Project primarily consists of:
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RFID tag Q5 EM4102
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RFTGASM
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http://www.phidgetsusa.com
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1
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$2.10
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RFID reader (USB)
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1023
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http://www.phidgetsusa.com
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1
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$51.25
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Jecta blue implanter gun
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http://www.jecta.co.uk/
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1
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$30.00
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Jecta needle 30mmx3mmx13mm
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http://www.jecta.co.uk/
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1
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$1.71
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ELA-Max/L.M.X Plus 4%
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762807
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http://www.americarx.com
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1
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$11.79
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Betadine 8oz
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567495
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http://www.americarx.com
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1
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$6.99
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Iodides Tincture
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65433
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http://www.americarx.com
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1
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$1.65
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alcohol wipes
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local pharmacy
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medical tape
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local pharmacy
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gauze pads
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local pharmacy
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Movie
RFID tag install process (mov - 2min - 3MB)
Interview with Jonny Goldstein (mov - 11min - 54MB)
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