Inner RFID is developing an implantable RFID chip the size of a fingernail that can be implanted between the thumb and index finger. This would allow people to always have their access transceiver on them and not have to worry about losing it. The chip would work with RFID security systems to unlock doors when the implanted chip comes into close contact. The process to implant the chip is similar to getting a shot and only takes about 20 seconds. Currently the technology is being developed for home, business, and school security but may expand to automobiles in the future.

1. Inner RFID William Mulligan Inner RFID 11/3/09

2. Security, its what helps people maintain a sense of well being that they are safe at night where they sleep. It is what gives us a sense of assurance that the people we love, and the things that we work hard for are kept safe.

3. To maintain this security we use several different locks and keys as a measure towards safe guarding our homes and businesses. However, it is often hard to keep track of all these different keys, as well as knowing which lock goes with what key

4. Have you ever found yourself at a loss for your identification card to enter your dorm room, house, or place of work? It is so easy to lose things in this fast paced world. One moment you have your keys, and the next moment you’ve misplaced them. If only there was a way too keep your vital security objects on you at all times and not have to worry about losing track of them.

5. At Inner RFID, our goal is to help our customers never be without a way of obtaining access to their home, college building, or place of work.

6. To understand our business, you must first understand how RFID, radio frequency identification, security systems work.

7. RFID technology is applied to security applications by using the computer database to send a signal to a door to unlock when the transceiver comes into close enough contact with the correct transceiver.

8. This almost seems too good to be true, until you lose track of your transceiver. If you are without a spare then you are locked out of your house, work, or class. There is a need for this technology to be with us at all times, without the need to worry whether or not we have misplaced it.

9. At Internal RFID, we have developed a way to make the technology seemingly one with your everyday life by joining it with you. Our technology takes the transceiver of the system, shrinks it to a size less than that of a fingernail and implants it between your thumb and index finger.

10. Let us assure you, we are not trying to create human cyborgs. It is a simple process that is much like getting a shot, and it is done and over with in less than twenty seconds

11. Internal RFID is currently only developing this technology for use in home, business, and educational security. However, we do plan on developing the interface for use in automobile use as well. We appreciate your time, for further information please contact William R. Mulligan wrm653@jwu.edu

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