Two-dimensional random graph based anti-counterfeit label

Abstract

The invention relates to a two-dimensional random graph based anti-counterfeit label. The anti-counterfeit label includes two-dimensional random graphs and a three-dimensional carrier accommodating all the two-dimensional random graphs; the positions of the two-dimensional random graphs are randomly distributed in the three-dimensional carrier; and image characteristics combining the two-dimensional random graphs with the three-dimensional carrier are recorded in a database, so that contrast recognition can be performed by image recognition equipment. Thus, pre-sale false inspection of goods can be realized; and labels have characteristics of being non-replicable and non-recyclable, so that possible can be provided for public to widely participate in goods false inspection.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an anti-counterfeiting label based on two-dimensional random graphics, which belongs to the field of anti-counterfeiting. [0002] The term "two-dimensional random graphics", where "dimension" is the direction dimension in the concept of space system, "two-dimensional random graphics" in this patent means that one direction dimension in the three-dimensional random graphics is relatively weakened so that it can be ignored Generally speaking, "two-dimensional random graphics" can be expressed as "plane random graphics", or more precisely, "two-dimensional random graphics" can be expressed as "thickness is extremely small, and its appearance is mainly based on two a figure embodied by two parallel outer surfaces" or "so thin that its two outer surfaces appear to be on a plane", for example, a sheet of arbitrarily shaped, extremely thin flat paper. [0003] The term "mechanical connection" includes riveting, bolt connection, key pi...

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[0006] However, so far, for bulk consumer products, the public has not only never become a participant in the counterfeit inspection of commodities, but even ignores most of the anti-counterfeit labels. There are three main reasons for this: First, the counterfeit inspection technology is complex Or the counterfeit inspection equipment is expensive, and it is difficult for the public to participate in it, and the extremely low participation of the public makes it difficult to form credibility; second, most anti-counterfeiting technologies use one-dimensional or two-dimensional label products as carriers, while anti-counterfeiting labels lower than three-dimensional are all Inevitably, it is easy to be copied, recycled or forged; the third is the cost issue. It is true that many anti-counterfeiting technologies are difficult to crack, but the anti-counterfeiting labels are expensive and difficult to be accepted by commodity manufacturers

[0007] In short, in the current anti-counterfeiting industry, no anti-counterfeiting label has been found that can take into account the following elements at the same time: (1) facilitate the public to participate in large-scale counterfeiting verification; (2) realize pre-sale counterfeiting inspection of products; (3) cannot be copied; (4) Cannot be recycled; (5) Low probability of counterfeiting; (6) Low cost; (7) Applicable to a variety of commodities in all walks of life; (8) High cost of counterfeiting

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