<b>Animal Identification Microchip, c. 2016</b> <br /> Artifact no. 2016.0164 <br /> Canada Science and Technology Museum
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Animal Identification Microchip, c. 2016
Artifact no. 2016.0164
Canada Science and Technology Museum

Publication/Creation Date
2016
Creators/Contributors
911 Pet Chip (creator)
Media Type
Graphical Image
Persuasive Intent
Information
Discursive Type
Inventions
Description
While human implantables are still relatively new, implantable microchips have been in widespread use in animals since the 1990s. Like traditional collar-worn tags, chips like this one contain information that can help identify a lost pet. Unlike traditional tags, they are less likely to go missing and are robust enough to outlive the life of a pet.

Made in Chatsworth, California, USA.
HCI Platform
Implantables
Relation to Body
In
Related Body Part
Neck, Shoulder
Augments
Communicating, Identifying, Locating, Finding, Seeking, Tracking
Technology Keywords
Microchips, Implantable Chips
Keywords
Animals, Dogs, Cats, Pets, History, Identification, Surveillance, Museum
Marketing Keywords
911 Pet Chip
Source
https://ingeniumcanada.org/scitech/whats-on/exhibition-wearable-tech.php
Related Items
911 Pet Chip
Canada Science And Technology Museum
Related Collections
The Wearable Past (2018)
Surveillance Issues And Technologies
Date archived
March 23 2018
Last edited
July 5 2021
How to cite this entry
911 Pet Chip. (2016). "Animal Identification Microchip, c. 2016
Artifact no. 2016.0164
Canada Science and Technology Museum". Canada Science and Technology Museum. Fabric of Digital Life. https://fabricofdigitallife.com/Detail/objects/2876