Very handy, thanks!
At least that should get me as far as figuring out how modifyable those Brady labels are. But programming them? Not so much if I need the power of a long-range reader 
Also, it must be me, but I’ll never get used to doing that kind of thing with a cellphone…
I think TI also made a chip once that measures tempersture. I found a sample once while looking through all the odd transponders my company got sent from manufacturers. The package of the chip is huge though. You can slap all kinds of different sensors on it when i read the datasheet right. It has a 14 bit ADC. Ok i looked further and this chip is packed with features. Last revision was 6 years ago but it might be worth looking at it
I think this is the same sensor. I don’t think there’s a huge market for them so they might have been discontinued.
Hmm, I could use that on my bike. Thanks for the link!
Right now I use this guy. It works well, but sometimes it has trouble sending data from the valve caps to the head unit through the carbon fiber shell, and it chews through batteries like there’s no tomorrow.
I looked at this chip in the past for Implantables. Unfortunately it’s far too wide for glass and a bit too tall for Amal’s biopolymer. I guess you could use PMMA like the Grindfest crew does, but I’m not really willing to roll those dice.
Too tall? How tall is too tall 
Nothing’s too tall if you accept layers over layers over layers of polymer.
True true, but what I’d love to know is what is generally doable in one layer as usual?
Difficult to determine. It’s mostly about abrupt changes in height causing gaps and whatnot… but 0.5mm changes are typically the max
Not sure if this helps your goal @anon3825968, but I found a chip that supposedly needs no special reader, and can be written to.
Still needs a special reader, says it on the listing
" Operating Frequency: 134 kHz "
Still 134 kHz, can’t be used with a phone or anything used for human implants, which is the goal. Would still need the HALO reader or something similar. When they say no dedicated or special readers required, they mean that it doesn’t require their fancy readers (which start at $1,150…).
I read it right, but confused it for 125.
Long overnight shift today. 
Just to add to this convo, for antibody not aware; Rosco has done some interesting work around the 134kHz Readers
Also the Proxmark is capable of reading them
The dedicated 134kHz pet chip Readers are also capable of reading 125kHz
Just FYI, those guys don’t make anything… they rename and resell off the shelf stuff to gullible science labs who are fat with grant cash, but they call it their own. Yes we did this with he xBT, but we didn’t try to sell it for fucking $250 either. iMO, those guys are pricks who are sapping the financial resources of science labs and hindering human progress as a result.
Hey Amal… where are the news about
?
It’s already 01:07 where I live!
It’s already 10:35 here, I’m waiting 
jk, hope you enjoyed your holiday properly @amal, and I look forward to seeing what you come out with this year!
I think I have everybody beaten, It has been 2021 for over 14hrs already…and Nothing, Nada, zilch, Nil, zero, Not one iota of new stuff from Dangerous Things 
Now that’s not true. Our SQL server has had some much needed schema changes done and our github has multiple pushes so far for the day (albeit private repos). And it’s not even midday! 
I stand corrected!
Thats a great start,
BUT
I can’t put a SQL server under my skin
Don’t tempt me, or an Apex SQL server will be written just to prove you wrong 
