Key Cards Are So Passe: Belgian Workers Open Doors With Microchip Implants…(Here We Go…)
SputnikNews.com
05.02.2017
A group of workers from Belgium have joined an increasing number of people with microchips inserted in their hand.
Employees at Newfusion, a Belgian digital marketing firm, have had microchips inserted under their skin which allow them to open and close doors and access the company’s computers, Le Soir reported.
The microchips replace the badges which the workers used to wear, and also contain personal data about the user.
The chips cost 100 euros each and are the size of a grain of rice. They were inserted between the thumb and index finger of their hands.
While Newfusion is thought to be the first in Belgium to microchip their workers, other organizations are also considering chipping their employees.
In June last year it emerged that the US military had held meetings to discuss the possibility of implanting soldiers with chips fitted with global positioning (GPS) technology in order to track their movement.
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