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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…
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Doors, lockers, save backup encryption keys, use the Spark to log in to the forum using the Vivokey identity, business card…
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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.
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That sounds fantastic. Maybe once I start figuring out what these all do I’ll see more! Thanks!
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.
FYI NExT
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.
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Omg I’m copying that idea!! I love it!
What is the reader that you’re using? I’ve been looking for a low profile reader to use on my laptop.
Hate to answer for him, but it’s the RFIdeas WAVE ID Nano RDR-7511AKU.
He has a whole thread about it (and his experience buying the wrong one) here:
Ouch lol 
Yea it’s a pretty good reader so far I’ll post more videos in a a few
Haha, just wanted to emphasize to them how important it was to pay attention to the exact model number, given the absurd number of variants.
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.
You have answered your own question
NExT
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
https://forum.dangerousthings.com/search?q=easyguard
https://forum.dangerousthings.com/search?q=keyless
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
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oh wow! thanks for your response. yeah, im not very confident i could do it, ive never messed with cars beyond airing up a tire. i have a 2016 camry, just a regular key start. is it supposed to be a pretty intense job or something a beginner can figure out with videos?
YouTube, despite it’s failings, is an amazing resource.
Derail
If you break what you want to do in smaller chunks, It will not be so intimidating.
Decision (What do you want to achieve?)
Research (Is it possible, what resources do I have? including people?)
Plan (What do you need - to learn and tools/equipment)
First step
Second step
…
Complete
Write up a project and share on the Forum in the projects section
I don’t want to derail this too much further, If/ when you decide you want to give it a try, start a post in the support section with as much information you can.
We will drag it all out of you anyway, but it is much easier and faster if you help us from the start.
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Hi Guys,
I am looking for some help on an RFID vehicle lock /unlock and push to start system for my car.
I have read the project section from top to bottom and I still have some questions.
I have a Spark and I am planning on getting a NExT.
I have a 2016 Toyota Camry
It has a Key fob with 3 buttons, one lock, one unlock, one boot ( Trunk )
There is no immoboliser
There is no alarm
There is no proximity unlock system
It has central locking
The ignition is not a push to start, it uses a key
I have very little experience with Cars/ Electronics etc but I am willing to learn
This is what I have learnt and done so far,
I have learnt how Door locks work ( Thanks Youtube )
I have learnt how Relays work ( Thanks Youtube )
I have learnt how the xAC works ( Thanks Amal)
I think I should be using an xAC, but not sure
But now I am stuck.
Can anybody help me with…???
OR
I really want this, but also I don’t know what the fuck I am doing, and would rather have somebody else do it for me.
I live in Tulsa Oaklahoma, does anybody have any contacts in the area that may be able to assist?
I am willing to travel ~3hrs for some “in-person” assistance
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screenshotting this whole message for future reference. i have a lot of research to do as i dont know what 1/2 of this ^ means. i appreciate your well thought out message, and ill make sure to be more clear when i post in projects. thank you 
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lmaoo this a lot closer to what im capable of at the moment