Self-declared 'cyborg' has injected microchips into his hands and wrists that open his front door, start up his motorcycle and unlock drawers in his home

Vancouver native Russ Foxx, 36, has had over 100 body modifications

They range from ultraviolet tattoos to silicon horns implanted into his forehead

Microchips in his body act as 'hands-free' keys for his home and motorcycle

By HARRY PETTIT FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 11:16 BST, 20 August 2018 | UPDATED: 11:38 BST, 20 August 2018

A self-declared 'cyborg' has injected microchips into his hands and wrists that act as the keys to his front door, motorcycle and even drawers in his home.

Canadian Russ Foxx, 36, has had over 100 body alterations ranging from ultraviolet tattoos to silicon horns implanted into his forehead.

The body modification artist recently showcased some of the many uses for the chips that lie under his skin - including the ability to unlock a hand-made wooden concealment table 'hands free'.

While the modifications are extreme, Mr Foxx says 'anyone who carries keys' could benefit from the chip implants - which are no larger than a grain of rice.

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