I was just researching bar code readers and ran into some info that Bush in 2005 got congress to pass a national data base bill where all animals could be electronicly tagged and logged. Apparently the data base is done and is working. Kanas City??? I can't remember :(
The RFD electronic chip is the size of a grain of rice and injected under the skin. The chip is engerized by when the chip passes thru a magnetic field that can be read from 100ft distance.
Another type of chip contains a battery that gets a recharge from the magentic field that can be read from 300ft away.
There goal, no spec's yet, is to read them from satellite.
There also considering interanlly chipping all human new borns but there getting alot of heat on that one. Baby's are tagged externaly now.
They've got the cost down to where even a small company can afford the implant chips for humans. They did pass a Fed law where a employee has the right to refuse to be chipped internaly but can't not refuse the satellite tacking chip on employee ID tags.
The employee external ID tracking is nothing new as when I was in the hospital in 2000 they where tacking the employees and patients via ID "paper" tags.
Wal-mart and Target are both pushing for ID tags in cloths so they can "customize" a persons shopping experience (so they say). The tags are woven into the fabric strands and are washable. The tags can hold enough info some what like the credit/ATM cards do now.
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