Computer-Generated Holograms Application in Security Printing

In the present article the application of computer-generated holograms in security printing was considered. The main subject was creation of informative memory marks based on CGH for automatic read out of the information embedded in this marks that can be used for identification, copyrighting, or other types of authentication control of security elements. The fundamental theoretical basics of computer-generated holograms and its applications were given. The proposed technical solutions, such as Printed hologram, Smart verification, and Holomemory, were considered in detail. The announced solutions were presented in the schemes of interaction between manufacturers of security printing and its potential consumers-citizens and regulatory government agencies.

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The article discusses the use of computer-generated holograms (CGH) in security printing, particularly focusing on creating informative memory marks for automatic information retrieval in identification, copyrighting, and authentication control. It provides an overview of the theoretical basics and applications of CGH and delves into specific technical solutions like printed holograms, smart verification, and holomemory. The article presents interaction schemes between security printing manufacturers, citizens as potential consumers, and regulatory government agencies.