→Glowing Glass Implant

I wanted to create an implant that uses an LED to charge glow powder.

I used strontium aluminate glow powder, the NTAG I²C chip, and tried different LEDs.

Glow in the Dark Implant - Version 1

First i tried just using two leds attached to a coil
But since there was no IC detected by the reader it would only blink very slightly
but it proofed that the concept works

NFC Coil attached to LED for my Glow Implant

I got myself some Ntag I2c Chips and soldered everything to its pads which was tedious but worked

Ntag I²c Hand soldered

SilentPotat0 designed this pcb (Link to Gerber Files) so i dont need to solder directly to the chip anymore

Chip used: Ntag I²c
LEDs used: UV 390nm 0603, Violet 0602, Blue 0602

Circuit by SilentPotat0 for the Glow in the Night Implant

Getting better and better

4 Glow implants on a NFC Reader - Blinking Glowing in the Dark Strontium Alluminate Implants Biohacking Grinding

Got some Flex Pcbs so i dont need to manually sand every pcb to dimension so it fits the tubes

NFC Chip on the new Flex PCB

🙂

Blinkie Implant Blinking Biohacking Implant Close Up NFC RFID
Implant Sterile in Vial Ready to be Implanted

This is an implant without the glow powder added to the resin.

LED Implant presented to NFC Reader Phone
Glow Powder in Implant is charged
Ready to Implant Glowing Shining Implants #Biohacking
Cyberpunk Implant under the Skin

Finished implant was finally implanted

Implant in Hand showing its Glow in the Night

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