Cambridge Information Security Technology Co., Ltd. invents new anti-counterfeiting technology

Recently, British Cambridge Information Security Technology Co., Ltd. has invented a technology that puts barcodes in the interior of goods. It embeds a set of tiny cobalt plates in the commodity labels. It uses the small distance between cobalt plates to represent the numbers. A scanner that reads this number can achieve a precision of 0.1 mm. The cobalt film used in this new technology is very thin and can be placed inside the product, and the scanner can scan this hidden inside bar code through packaging materials and commodities. Since the barcode is hidden inside the product, it is very difficult for the counterfeiter to forge it. Unless it is damaged, the bar code can be found. Once the product is damaged, the barcode will be damaged. This new technology is very suitable for use in floppy disks and optical disks. Bar codes hidden in floppy disks and optical disks are very effective in preventing and combating piracy.