Identification Chips


The Cyborgs Next Door -- Erick Schonfeld  -- Business 2.0  -- June 21, 2002
Surveillance Technology

Erick Schonfeld argues that despite the concerns of privacy advocates, the technology of implanting medical chips into the human body "is already more helpful -- and more common -- than you might imagine."

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Implantable Spy Chip Gets Green Light from U.S. -- Tim McDonald  -- NewsFactor  -- April 5, 2002
Surveillance Technology

A Florida company Thursday said that it will begin marketing and selling a microchip that can be implanted under the skin, after receiving the go-ahead from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

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Injectable chip opens door to 'human bar code' -- Charles J. Murray  -- EE Times  -- January 7, 2002
Surveillance Technology

Radio-frequency identification chips, which have found a home in applications ranging from toll road passes to smart retail shelves, may be close to taking up residence in the human body. A Florida-based company has introduced a passive RFID chip that is compatible with human tissue, and the developer is proposing the chip for use on implantable pacemakers, defibrillators and artificial joints.

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Applied Digital pushes microchip to plant in foreigners for tracking -- Deborah Circelli  -- Palm Beach Post  -- December 20, 2001
Surveillance Technology

A microchip manufacturer is proposing that foreigners who pass through customs or immigration could be injected with a computer chip, allowing officials to monitor their activities better and keep terrorists out.

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