Tesla driver found the perfect place to keep his car key – implanted in his hand

The chip in Brandon's hand is all he needs to open his car.

A video was shared on social media of a professional piercer implanting a chip. The chip is covered in a biocompatible substance and uses the same near-field communication technology as Apple Pay.

—Brandon Dalaly (@BrandonDalaly) August 16, 2022

The back of the man's hand is used to open his car. He said that the chip isn't his first implant.

He has a small chip implanted in his left hand that stores his contact and medical information.

He said he wanted to have his house and car keys in his left and right hands.

Courtesy of Brandon Dalaly

A tech professional is in a group of people testing a chip. The company's website says that the chip runs small software programs called Java Card applets.

According to the report, the company that put this together has its own app store.

The viewers of the video online worry about his safety, but Dalaly laughed at them.

It is a very niche product and we are at the dawn of this technology. There has been a lot of resistance. The people thought that Bill Gates was making a vaccine. A lot of conspiracy theories are fueled by it.