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3D Printing: Each Machine Has a Unique "Fingerprint" Detectable by IA.

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Researchers at the University of Illinois have made a rather bluffing discovery: each 3D printer would leave a unique "fingerprint" on the objects it manufactures. Even better, they have developed an artificial intelligence capable of identifying the guilty machine with 98% precision, just from a photo. This advance may well change the deal for quality control and traceability of printed parts.

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Génération-NT broke the news in 3 days ago on Friday, May 30, 2025.

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