Authentication and identification of physical objects using microstructural features
AssigneeVeracity Protocol Inc.
InventorsJakub Krcmar, Roman Komarek, Kamil Behun
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AssigneeVeracity Protocol Inc.
InventorsJakub Krcmar, Roman Komarek, Kamil Behun
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The present disclosure relates to a method for authentication of an object based on microstructural features extracted from an input surface of the object. Input surfaces of the object are processed by a feature extractor using a deep neural network from images of the object captured by a device camera. The input surfaces vary in dimensions. The feature extractor outputs an input surface uniformly sized with respect to sizes of the input surfaces. The input surface is divided into micro-surfaces which are used to train the feature extractor to identify microstructural features of the input surface. The feature extractor is applied on surfaces of other objects that have different dimensions from the input surfaces. Microstructural features of the surfaces of the objects are stored in a database. The feature extractor authenticates query objects by matching the microstructural features of a query object with the microstructural features of the other objects.
A method for authentication of a physical object based on microstructural features extracted from patches of a surface of the physical object, the method comprising:
A system for authentication of a physical object based on microstructural features extracted from patches of a surface of the physical object, the system comprises:
A computer-program product tangibly embodied in a non-transitory machine-readable storage medium, including instructions configured to cause a data processing apparatus to perform operations, for authenticating a physical object based on microstructural features extracted from patches of a surface of the physical object, the operations comprising:
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