An American company will implant microchips for its employees

The Three Square Market (32M), based in Wisconsin, will become the first US company to implant RFID microchips in the hands of its employees.

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The decision is nothing more than an acrobatic show in the media, orchestrated by 32M in collaboration with BioHax, a Swedish company that provides bio-friendly implantable RFID microchip.

Η 32M operates in vending machines with food and snacks and πρόσθεσε την δυνατότητα χειρισμού με εμφυτεύσιμα μικροτσίπ RFID, επιτρέποντας στον καθένα να πληρώσει για τα τρόφιμα απλά κουνώντας το χέρι του κοντά σε μία από τις their.

The company announced in this regardTo show that RFID implants are safe, the company will provide free RFID implants to all employees during a "chip party" on August 1st. The implant will be optional ".

In addition to the benefit of using food from machinery, 32M and HNUMXM BioHax say the chip has secondary benefits such as opening access doors, enabling office copiers, automatic with computers, unlocking phones, and even storing critical medical/health information.

32M hopes with its trick, will gather enough media attention, so other companies will look at the benefits of implants to employees.

The benefit to 32M will be that once companies adopt RFID implants - for whatever reason - they will be able to push their RFID-accessible machines into their offices.

RFID implants work with the same technology as NFC (Near-Field Communications) used today contactless payments. The RFID chip is implanted between the thumb and forefinger under the skin. The process takes seconds, and the body's reaction varies from person to person.

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