The Stanford team’s chip is too small to be seen with the human eye. The researchers—members of the university’s electrical engineering department—call the system a micrometer-scale magnetic resonance ...

There's not a lot of middle ground on the subject of implanting electronic identification chips in humans. Advocates of technologies like radio frequency identification tags say their potentially ...

Even if chips were implanted, Diorio said there’s little reason to fear covert tracking, since the read-range of RFID in humans is limited by the amount of salt water in our bodies. (Radio ...

A Nevada lawmaker recently introduced legislation that would ban RFID chips in human bodies. On the state Senate floor, State Sen. Becky Harris said she had ethical concerns.

Embedded RFID chips . A team led by Takanori Takebe of the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Tokyo Medical and Dental University and Yokohama City University has now done something ...

RFID chip maker to push for human use. By admin Jun 8, 2006 8:01pm. Providers. Applied Digital said it intends to work with the Department of Homeland Security to develop a program that will use ...

The chip is the brains of an RFID device, but it alone does nothing. It must be connected to a radio antenna in order to function. An RFID transponder—a chip with antennas attached—is placed in a ...

Human Subdermal Identification: Implanting Employees With RFID Chips in the Enterprise Workplace - An Assessment of Technology, Considerations and Feasibility - ResearchAndMarkets.com ...

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) chips are identifying transponders that typically carry a unique identification number and can be tagged with user data such as health records, social media ...

Opinion: Recovery workers are placing RFID chips into human corpses, and the government should help make sure this technology is ready when it is unfortunately needed.

Human chips more than skin-deep Written by Michael Kanellos, Contributor Aug. 23, 2004 at 4:25 a.m. PT There's not a lot of middle ground on the subject of implanting electronic identification ...