Biohacker sewed chip into his hand

Tim Cannon calls himself a "biohacker" thanks to a chip in his hand. The device (as you can see is quite large) is protected by a film, equipped with a battery with wireless charging.

Real view of the "implanted device":

The main purpose of a chip embedded into the skin is to collect the owner’s biometric data. The chip is called Circadia 1.0, it can connect to any Android device for transferring data - currently it is the temperature of the media. In addition, there is a backlight for the tattoo , under which is located Circadia (Yes, yes, this is the most important!)

According to the owner of the “miracle” chip, one of the problems was to implant the unit - for this he took the help of a friend who does not have a medical education. The operation took place without anesthesia.
“Circadia can transfer data about my condition to my home computer. If I had a difficult day, the house will prepare itself for my arrival: it will reduce the lighting and fill the bath, ”said Cannon.


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The chip was developed by Grindhouse Wetware. Within a few months, it is planned to begin production of such chips at a price of $ 500 (without the cost of implantation). The future model will be able to capture the owner's pulse and become smaller.

Original: motherboard.vice.com/blog/the-diy-cyborg

Ps At the request of MuLLtiQ removed the image under the spoiler with the "implanted device"