Microfiber contains color as anti-counterfeiting tool
MIT scientists have developed a micro-chip with color bands that can be used to test the authenticity of currencies, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and virtually ev…
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MIT scientists have developed a micro-chip with color bands that can be used to test the authenticity of currencies, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and virtually ev…
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Russian scientists have come up with a method that can help distinguish real or fake diamonds.
$ 100 bills are popular in the international market. The US Federal Reserve estimates that up to one-third to two-thirds of the $ 100 spent in countries outside the Unit…
Scientists have found an easier way to detect false stamps without affecting them. This is a good news for stamp collectors.
British scientists say they have developed a possible test
US researchers have found a way to embed radio frequency identification (RFID) tags into paper, promising a broad array of applications in everyday life.
In an effort to eliminate low-quality or disguised electronics, the US Department of Defense began applying DNA barcodes to track the origin of the device.
German experts have created a type of semiconductor device that can print directly to paper money to counter counterfeits.
Researchers have successfully tested US dollar, Swiss franc, Japanese yen and the euro.
Engineer Tran Van Tin - Director of ICEVN Electronic Technology Consulting Co., Ltd. has successfully manufactured luminescent lef lamp to detect counterfeit money. This…
On September 18th, in Ho Chi Minh City, the Criminal Science Institute of the Ministry of Public Security introduced a special topic on the use of new facilities and met…
Datadot is a synchronous system to identify and identify assets, helping organizations and businesses protect product brands. New Australian technology has been
The bundles produced in the laboratory are 100 times stronger than the real muscle, a new study suggests. These two super-strong muscle types can convert chemical energy…