Interest in subcutaneous chip injector technology grows in Sweden

With chip the size of a grain of rice injected under the skin in Sweden, the public no longer carries identity cards, credit cards and keys in their pockets, but in their hands.

In the country, the number of people who injected chips under the skin has exceeded 4 thousand. The era of carrying cards, IDs, credit cards and tickets in Sweden is coming to an end.

There has been an increase in the number of people using the rice grain-sized chip injected under the skin by syringe or various means in the country. More than 4,000 people in Sweden carry ID cards, train tickets or keys on their skin.

Swedes, who inject chip that are intended to facilitate daily life, can open the door with these chip and use the chips instead of train tickets.

Chips replaced tickets

Recently fashionable chips, which have caused companies in the country to review their applications, have been used by the railway company for a while.

The railway company checks passengers’ tickets by scanning their chips.

“The technology is new but has increased significantly,” said Jovan Österlund, CEO of Biohax International, the company that implants the chip under the skin.

Österlund,“This technology will be able to replace keys, bank cards and be used for health purposes.”But so far, society has not been able to fully keep up with this technology.

Despite this, at least 3,500 people were injected with chips by our company. He sad The interest in technology, which started in 2018, is increasing gradually.

Experts warn of the risks of chip’sEmphasizing that the movement profile of people can occur, experts point out that there is a risk that people can be used as guinea pigs.