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Implantable RFID chip
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Last discussed Oct 15, 2026
A small, passive, writable RFID tag encased in biocompatible glass and implanted under the skin. Phones and other wireless readers can power it, read it, and write to it.
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Essentials: Neuralink & Technologies to Enhance Human Brains | Dr. Matt MacDougall
Matthew MacDougall · Oct 15, 2026
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Used for: Unlocking his home's front door deadbolt and the secured doors at Neuralink
Praised: Passive with no battery, so it could last a lifetime; he added a silicone coa...
vs: Newer versions with 10x more storage are available as drop-in replacements
"It's a small writable RFID tag. It's just a very small implantable chip that wireless devices can temporarily power... For years, it let me into my house. It unlocked a deadbolt on my front door. For some years, it unlocked the doors at Neuralink."
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