Biohackers, specifically grinders, tend to know a bit about RFID and see its potential since it can operate remotely without batteries. Researchers saw this benefit and started to apply it to UHF, long-range, modules which had integrated sensors. We could monitor people or things just by being in the vicinity of an antenna. Things like glucose, temperature, movement, and oxygen were some of the potential candidates for monitoring.
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