Tesla owner Brandon Dalaly recently had a small contactless chip implanted in his right hand so he could unlock his Tesla without using his car keys.
It’s great to make yourself part of the technological revolution, but it’s completely different to be a device yourself. However, for this Tesla owner, it seems to have come naturally. Brandon Dalaly has a small contactless chip implanted in his right hand to unlock his Tesla. You read it right. Looks like Dalaly wants to end the search car key every morning once and for all. Looks like he hasn’t heard about it yet Apple AirTags Cards. But we are off topic. And far from keeping it a secret, he actually went and shared the same thing via a tweet. To provide solid proof, he also showed a short clip demonstrating that the chip is working. He wrote, “@elonmusk Finally decided to take care of my important phone issues… literally. Tesla chip implant key. ”
Dalaly explained that phone the key doesn’t always unlock his car. “For me, it helps (no pun intended) because my phone Bluetooth The power management is so strong that it doesn’t always unlock the car. So this will help in those cases,” he wrote.
Dalaly had a Vivokey Apex chip, using NFC technology, to unlock his Tesla. He also shared that the chip can do many other things besides unlocking his electric car such as data storage, access control, OTP 2-factor authentication, secure crypto wallet and in future credit card transactions.
This is not the first chip to be implanted by Dalaly because he has had other chips implanted in his body before. Speaking of the same thing, Dalaly told the New York Times that he was part of a beta group of about 100 people testing the chip before it was released to the public. He also shared that the company putting this together has its own app store, where one can wirelessly install apps into the body using these chips and one of them is a Tesla key card. .
The first chip implanted by Dalaly is the key to his house and stores his portfolio, contact cards, medical information, Covid vaccination cards and similar items. The chip can be scanned using a smartphone.
