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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

flexDF NFC Chip

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

flexEM T5577

flexEM T5577 disc shown for scale beside a US penny, nickel and dime — roughly dime-sized

flexM1 “Magic” 1k v2

flexM1 v2 compared to lego figure

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

xEM RFID Chip

X-ray of a hand with the xEM in the webbing between thumb and index finger, labelled 125kHz RFID T5577 emulator chip

xHT HITAG S2048 Chip

X-ray of an installed xHT in the hand, labelled 125kHz RFID HITAG S2048 ISO14223

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