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Apex Flex

Person scanning an Apex Flex in their forearm with a smartphone, VivoKey branding in the corner

Apex Ring Conversion

Apex Ring beside the Apex module recovered from it, ready for conversion
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dNExT

dNExT with its ring of green LED nails lit, shown with spare nails in green, red, aqua, blue and white
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dUG4T "magic" Access Control Implant

dUG4T implant, a round biopolymer disc with a copper antenna coil and the Ultimate Magic gen4 chip at its centre

flexClass (HID iClass)

flexClass in an open palm, a small grey biopolymer oval carrying the HID iClass chip

flexDF2 NFC Chip

Three flexDF implants in an open palm, each a thin strip with an orange antenna trace and DESFire chip

flexM1 “Magic” 1k v2

flexM1 v2 compared to lego figure

flexNT NFC Chip

flexNT close up, its spiral antenna and NTAG chip sealed in clear flexible biopolymer

flexSecure 180 Java Card Implant

Flex install needle sealed in a sterile pouch with its process indicator strip

flexUG4

flexUG4 in an open palm, a small grey biopolymer oval holding the Ultimate Magic gen4 chip

NExT RFID + NFC Chip

Diagram showing the xNT and xEM glass tags combining into the single, longer NExT implant

NExT v2

X-ray of an installed NExT v2 in the hand, labelled 125kHz T5577 and 13.56MHz NTAG I2C

VivoKey Spark 2 [Cryptobionic Implant]

X-ray of an installed VivoKey Spark, labelled 13.56MHz NFC Cryptobionic ISO14443A

xDF3 DESFire Chip Implant

xDF3 DESFire Chip Implant

xM1 “magic” 1k

xM1 preloaded injector labelled Magic MIFARE 1kB with a changeable 4-byte ID

xMagic Chip Implant

xMagic preloaded injector with its needle cap removed, on a dark hexagon background

xNT Chip Implant

X-ray of an installed xNT in the hand, labelled 13.56MHz NFC NTAG216 ISO14443A

xSLX NFC Chip

X-ray of a hand with the xSLX between thumb and index finger, labelled 13.56MHz NFC ICODE SLIX2 ISO15693