OK so as you’ve read I’m sure, I have finally put in all the chips that I bought or got for Christmas into my left hand.
I have:
2 xg3
1 xNext
1 xsiid in blue
1 spark 2
1 red xled
I’m gonna say
Step 1: get your computer to log in with it, it’s a big convince
Step 2: get your car to unlock and start with it
Step 3: I don’t know either, I haven’t gotten this far…
You’re only considering the “what kind of implant” question. Yours are all in your hand. Me, I’m exploring the “which part of my body” aspect of things, which consists in asking myself how I can improve my daily grind by implanting this-or-that device in this-or-that part of my body and interacting with a reader placed in this-or-that location and come up with a new, useful use case for implants.
If you’re looking for creative uses of implants, you could try that too.
If you want a good idea to start you off, I suggest a LF implant in your foot with a long-range EM reader. I use that particular implant 10x more than all the others I have.
I mean I can see the practicality - hands full, unlock the door to get into the house. High kick (high kick) the door beeper to impress coworkers when the offices open up again.
I mean they have the foot sensors on cars now, same logic I guess.
I kind of did it as an experiment, but it ended up being my most useful (and most used) implant. It’s not just the door, the office or the car: I also have a reader at the foot of my sofa, under the pillows. When I’m working on my laptop lying down and I need to log in or sudo into a console, or autofill password forms or something, I just lazily wave my foot at the pillows and boom. The laziness factor is off the chart with that one man.
i only have 1 implant so far (spark 2) and im also at the “what next” point. im having trouble finding more info on what is compatible with my hand/computer/car. i would love to be able to start my car with the spark, but reputable places to get the conversion thing for my car are difficult to find.
If it is just Start your car, an easy option is the “EasyGuard”
and there are some more in the project section
Here is a couple of starters { no pun intended } for you
It sounds like you are not confident enough to do it yourself, but if you give us some info on your current car lock /unlock and start system, we could probably narrow down some options for you.
From there, you could get the parts you want, and we could talk you through the basic setup, you could do most of the install, then get the Auto electrcian ( Or similar ) to do the final connection to power, you will save money, get to learn and get the “Pro” to do the final hook-up, to keep you safe