I remember a doc/5 minutes segment 3-5 years ago showing employees with RFID chip under the skin to reduce friction when opening doors leading to restricted acc

I remember a doc/5 minutes segment 3-5 years ago showing employees with RFID chip under the skin to reduce friction when opening doors leading to restricted access and give access to printers. And now that I think about it there's a comment of mine somewhere with a link to a line of connected motion sensors mounted in office chairs to "optimize lightning costs". edit: found it again: https://partners.sigfox.com/products/occupancy-and-chair-utilization-monitoring-with-simplepack https://partners.sigfox.com/products/occupancy-and-chair-uti... Identified needs – why to focus on office chair monitoring? Data-driven managers love to monitor home officing, track work hours, save space and costs incurred by unoccupied desks when employees work away from an office or on flexible schedules Companies are willing to avoid wasting money on lighting, heating, and cooling Facility companies want to optimize cleaning services There is a shift to working hubs, hot seats and a need for shared space utilization