The design of QR codes also make them well suited to 3D printing, and thanks to a new web-based tool, you can generate your own custom STL in seconds. Created by [Felix Stein], ...

Most QR codes do the same thing – when a smartphone scans them with its camera, they trigger that phone's web browser to navigate to a given website. In the near future, however, they may be ...

As more and more products are manufactured via 3D printing, the potential for 3D-printed counterfeit versions rises accordingly. With that in mind, scientists have devised a method of ensuring ...

Researchers have 3D-printed edible QR codes that may help the industry in creating non-toxic tags. Our lives were made considerably simpler by QR codes, which were developed in 1994 by the Japanese.

An interesting research project out of MIT shows that it’s possible to embed machine-readable labels into 3D printed objects using nothing more than an FDM printer and filament that is transp… ...

Researchers from Osaka University develop 'interiqr', a novel three-dimensional (3D) printing method of embedding edible QR codes--a type of barcode--in the interior of cookies Date: October 17, 2022 ...

Quick Response codes - the box-shaped symbols that appear on signs and posters - may be used to securely display 3D images on your phone, even without involving the often-untrustworthy internet ...

Taylor Morgan has come up with a use for the QR code that’s actually quite clever. He’s printed it on the side of a Borg Cube, and when you scan the code, it reads, “We are the Borg.

Using their innovative 3D food printer, researchers at the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) created meals tailored to one's needs, even edible QR codes.