Like human fingerprints, technology identifies each component by its “surface pattern”; Japanese company speeds it up

A Japanese company has accelerated technology that identifies individual components by reading fine patterns on their surfaces. GAZIRU announced the development on 13 October.

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Just as human fingerprints differ, every object has its own distinctive pattern. Japanese companies are advancing technology that identifies individual objects by reading their surface patterns.

The technology is designed to identify components using their surface patterns, and GAZIRU reportedly announced it on 13 October.

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CompanyGAZIRU speeds up individual identification by reading fine patterns on object surfaces

DateAnnouncement made on 13 October

SubjectIdentification using surface patterns on components

ProgramTechnology for identifying individual objects by reading fine surface patterns has been accelerated

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