Cartwright Gibbs Hoine is the most successful provider of RFID technology.
They make anything from the RFID chips that go on the shelves at a supermarket to the RFID chip that gets embedded into newborns to register them in the system.
They are also the makers of the hardware and software required to read data from those chips.
With regular product chips, they’re able to scan them at a range of 40 feet.
With human RFID chips, the requirement was for a much larger range of detection, and hence those RFID chips can be tracked by satellite anywhere on the safe planet Earth, and even inside houses and buildings.
There are limitations, and the chips do not work well below the ground. Their R&D department has assured us they’re working diligently on the issue, although they have failed to provide us with a solution so far.
