An interesting research project out of MIT shows that it’s possible to embed machine-readable labels into 3D printed objects ... by embedding something like a QR code or ArUco markers into ...

by building an "exploded" QR (quick response) code into it. Developed by scientists at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering, the system instructs manufacturers' 3D printers to ...

That information is subsequently compressed, encrypted, and stored as a QR code. A series of such codes collectively contain the data from all of the elemental images. A 3D image reconstructed by ...

and consumers can easily access the data since a basic backlight can be employed to make the QR code visible. Yamato Miyatake, the study's lead author, said that 3D printers may now be used to ...

Using their innovative 3D food printer, they created meals or dishes tailored to one's needs, even edible QR codes. According to Michinao Hashimoto, an associate professor at SUTD specializing in ...

Researchers have developed a way of printing edible QR codes -- a kind of barcode -- within ... "Many foods can now be produced using 3D printers," explains Yamato Miyatake, lead author of the ...