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In Sweden, for example, a subcutaneous chip can pay a train ride and open the door of the office.
The number of intelligent chips under skin is growing at a steep pace in western apricot Sweden. Last summer around 500 Swedes had a chip under the skin. Now there are already 3,000 Swedes in the chip.
With the chip, you can already travel by train, for example, in Sweden. The national train company SJ began springing the chance to pay for the chip.
One of the chips is Arvid Vikman. The chip is in his left hand. Nowadays, she can go to the doors of her workplace without the keys.
When Vikman slams his left hand over his cellphone, his Facebook profile opens.
"I took the chip, because it is fun to me. It's a future I wanted to try a bit, "says Vikman in an interview with Svenska Dagbladet.
In the future, he hopes to get rid of bank cards, membership cards, and keys entirely and scanning things with his hand alone. It would be an easy relief for a person who is losing things.
Vikman would also like to know about his state of health. At home the lights could go on when he came in.
Jowan Österlund of Biohax describes the development as explosive. Österlund made earlier tattoos and piercings. Nowadays most of the skeletal chips in Sweden are his installed ones.
However, the company's sales are still small and Österlund has to install a lot of chips for free to raise interest. Österlund says Swedes are, however, an open world in the world for the opportunities of new technology.
For example, installing a chip with a train ticket costs around 150 euros.