Sweden sees microchip implant revolution | Al Jazeera English
Swedish people are adopting microchip implants as a part of normal life. The implants can add different lights, different vibrations, and different functions. The biohacking movement in Sweden is hosting implant parties all over Europe. The national trained company Essie has around 2600 people signed up to use microchips instead of train tickets. The long term goal is for the new chips to help provide medical care in remote communities.
