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After testing and the public release of the Individual Security System (ISS), Evo-Digital, a technological development company, began touting a revolutionary personal product called the MentaChip. The Chip was a microscopic piece of hardware embedded into the cerebral cortex of the user and could communicate with hardware via a node planted above the right temple of the wearer.

The full system included Geophysical tracking, medical information, current health statistics and modified hardware so subjects could connect with the internet, download information and conduct financial transactions. Accessories included head gear with an ear piece, eye piece/lens and a glove-touch system.

MentaChip was a long time coming. After many failures, fallbacks, technological burps and competition that had come out with lesser versions of personal software, Evo-Digital developers and designers believed they had finally perfected their product.

Now it’s time to test it.