Systems and methods of using implanted or wearable micro electronic devices and for using a mobile device to communicate with and manage such micro electronic devices

A method of unlocking a locked device, comprising the steps of:

• A. providing a radio frequency microdevice having an electronic identification code, wherein the radio frequency microdevice is a radio frequency identification chip having a housing, an antenna disposed inside the housing, a microprocessor disposed inside the housing and communicatively connected to the antenna, and a tuning capacitor disposed inside the housing and communicatively connected to the microprocessor, and wherein the electronic identification code is stored in or by the microprocessor;
• B. attaching the radio frequency identification chip to a person, wherein the step of attaching is fixedly attaching the radio frequency identification chip to the person by implanting the radio frequency identification chip subcutaneously;
• C. providing a radio frequency lock system, the radio frequency lock system including:
• i. at least one electronically powered lock coupled to the locked device,
• ii. at least one radio frequency reader disposed at a predetermined location on or near the at least one electronically powered lock, and
• iii. at least one processor communicatively connected to the at least one electronically powered lock and to the at least one radio frequency reader, the at least one processor having means to corroborate the electronic identification code on the radio frequency identification chip;
• and
• D. the person brings the radio frequency identification chip near the at least one radio frequency reader, whereby:
• iv. the at least one radio frequency reader communicates with the radio frequency identification chip via radio frequency signals, and
• v. the at least one radio frequency reader signals the at least one processor to corroborate the electronic identification code, and
• (1) if the at least one processor corroborates the electronic identification code, the at least one processor signals the electronically powered lock to actuate and unlock, or
• (2) if the at least one processor does not corroborate the electronic identification code, the electronically powered lock remains unactuated and locked.