Man with implanted chip unlocks car with his hand!

He also has a magnet implanted in his left hand that he uses for "magic tricks".

This Utah man seems to be obsessed with micro-chips and has currently got four of them implanted in his hands with one being a Tesla key that he uses unlock.

According to reports in UPI, the man named, Ben Workman, said the implanted chips include an electronic Tesla key that allows him to unlock his car with a wave of his hand.

"I play tricks on people who don't know I have it in my hand. I try and convince them a banana is the key and then I hold a banana up and [the chip] unlocks the door," Workman told KSTU-TV.

While the three other chips allow him to unlock doors at work, log on and off of his computer and share contact information using the same technology as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Workman revealed that while most of the chips were installed by a family member, he took the help of a piercing studio to implant the Tesla key.

Besides the chips, Workman revealed he also has a magnet implanted in his left hand that he uses for "magic tricks".