A Kazakh man implanted NFC chips under his skin containing his resume and a key to his home.

Kazakhstani Temirlan Kairbaev implanted two NFC chips under his skin — one he uses as a digital resume, the other as an electronic key for his building entrance.

According to Temirlan, the first chip contains his photo, links to social media and portfolio, which can be accessed simply by bringing his hand close to a smartphone. The second chip replaces the usual key: just place your palm on the reader, and the door opens automatically.

This "biological USB" has already attracted the attention of social media users, who called the experiment a "life hack for the advanced and lazy at the same time."

Source: @danatleup