In an unusual decision, a Tesla Inc TSLA Owner had a chip implanted in his right hand to unlock his vehicle.
Brandon Dallythe vehicle’s owner, recently shared a video on Twitter of him getting the VivoKey Apex chip implanted in his hand.
A video showed a professional body piercer implanting the chip, which is coated with a biocompatible substance.
I finally decided to take my phone key issues into my own hands…literally. Tesla key chip implant. pic.twitter.com/RVK8ZaePoI
— Brandon Dalaly (@BrandonDalaly) August 16, 2022
The cost of the procedure was $400 and Dalaly can now use the back of his hand to unlock his Tesla car.
When asked by a Twitter follower why he implanted the chip, Dalaly explained, “It’s convenient (no pun intended) because my phone’s Bluetooth power management is so aggressive that it doesn’t always unlock the car. So that helps in cases like this.”
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According to Dalaly, this isn’t the first time he’s implanted certain things in his hand. according to a reporthe has a smaller chip implanted in his left hand that stores contact and medical information, as well as a key to his house.
Dalaly is one of them tester of the VivoKey Apex chip, which allows users to run small programs called Java Card Applets.
“The company that put this together literally has their app store where you can use these chips to wirelessly install apps in your body,” Dalaly said in the report.
Originally published August 21, 2022
Photo: Brandon Dalaly Twitter side
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