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The Tesla keys implanted in the video below arenothing but multi-purpose NFC chips. The technology allows devices to communicate and function when they are in close proximity to each other. The key was implanted in Brandon Dalali, Tesla owner and body modification enthusiast. This is stated in the Gizmodo post.
Trigger warning: There is no blood in the footage, but a chip is surgically inserted into the man's arm at the beginning of the video.
Brandon Dalali is not the first person toimplanted a key to Tesla. This was previously done by blogger Amy Dee-Dee (Amie DD). It is noteworthy that the girl also worked as a software engineer at Vivokey. At that time, she was engaged in the implantation of NFC chips. The company placed the chip in a biosafe polymer before implantation.
But now the keys to Tesla have changed.NFC chips not only open doors, but are also necessary for driving. Tesla uses Java Card software, which secures the connection between the wallet-style key and the electric vehicle.
In response, Vivokey upgradedan implant from a simple NFC tag to a chip that powers the software. This is how the Vivokey Apex chip appeared, which was installed in the hand of Brandon Dalali. The model will go into production soon.
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