Transplant the chip into your hand to pay the train ticket in Sweden

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About 3,000 Swedish people are implanted with biometric microchips with rice seeds at hand to pay for the train tickets. This is a quick and convenient form of payment for train tickets introduced by SJ and Sweden to the world.

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Check out the video below to see how the transplanted train ticket under the hands of the human hand works.

Sweden

Isabella Humphrey

Update 24 May 2019

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Transplant the chip into your hand to pay the train ticket in Sweden

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