ELECTRONIC IMPLANTS: MICROCHIP IMPLANT DEVICE
A microchip implant is a small electronic circuit
which is designed to be implanted into the body. The circuit is usually covered
in a housing which will not react with the body or break down with use, protecting
the chip inside for the lifetime of the wearer. A wide variety of information
can be encoded on the microchip, ranging from data about allergies to
identifying information. Microchip implants have not been without controversy,
especially among people who are concerned about the potential for government
tracking of human beings.
The first microchip implant device was on an
animal. An animal microchip implant is used in to make sure that the animal is
identified even if it loses its tags, and microchips can also be used to monitor
and manage livestock, along with animals’ example racehorses. Human microchip
implants for medical use have been released by several companies, and some
researchers have also experimented with microchip implants which interact with
the environment, such as a chip which communicates with a computer to turn
lights on and off.
The device is a passive RFID (radio
frequency identification device) device and because of the fact that it doesn't use internal power it remains inert and is only activated by the scanner. The
scanner is specially designed for the microchip.
Mohammed Bin Saeed
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