Follow US Immigration and US Life: An American "biohacker," Tim Cannon, recently developed a human implantable chip called Circadia 1.0 and personally implanted it into his own arm to track and record his vital signs.

This implantable chip acts as a health monitor within the human body, capable of detecting vital sign signals and transmitting them to external electronic devices via Bluetooth. This bold move is intended to help humans extend their lifespan. Even more daringly, no professional doctor was willing to risk performing the implantation for Cannon, so he sought help from "body modification enthusiasts" to perform the surgery for him.

In addition, Circadia 1.0 has an extra feature: it can emit light from under the skin to illuminate the tattoo on Cannon's forearm. Currently, Cannon and his team are developing the second generation of Circadia, which will be more refined and compact than the first, making it better suited for implantation. Circadia 1.0 is expected to hit the market soon, with a price of approximately 500 USD (about 3,000 RMB).



