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We have performed our second implantation of a Lattice Labs cData chip. As with our first implantation we had success and will be checking up with the implantee to ensure that their healing process goes well.
Thanks to everyone who continues to support Lattice Labs and our ongoing efforts to bring biohacking and biomodifications to everyone!
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Zoe Quinn, una desarrolladora de videojuegos independiente y adepta a la modificación corporal (funcional) recientemente se implantó (sí, ella misma) un chip tipo NFC, NTAG216 en su mano derecha.
En este video Quinn demuestra rápidamente como puede desbloquear y lanzar una app en un dispositivo Android compatible con esta tecnología (Near Field Communication) al entrar en contacto con su mano (donde reside el chip, evidentemente).
Esta no es la primera modificación que la desarrolladora ha implantado en su mano derecha, también insertó un magneto recubierto con silicona en el dedo anular, el cual, según un post donde explica el procedimiento, le permite sentir y tocar campos magnéticos alrededor de (algunos) objetos, diferenciar si un cableado se encuentra activo o no, comprobar si algo es ferroso y por supuesto, atraer objetos metálicos pequeños.
Awe!.
