Optical watermark
A watermarking and document technology, applied in printing, printing devices, image data processing, etc., can solve the problems of counterfeit display, inability to provide sufficient protection, etc., and achieve the effect of high security and increased complexity
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[0026] Such as figure 1 As shown, the optical watermark in the present invention has a multi-layer structure. Watermark layers are layered on top of each other to provide multiple layers as well as classes of protection. The stacking of several layers means that deriving structural parameters and hidden information from optical watermarking alone is nearly impossible, if not difficult.
[0027] Each watermark layer is a lattice of repeating structures. The latent image object is embedded in the watermark layer by modulation. This may include, for example, phase modulation. In optical watermarking the structures and orientations of the different watermark layers must be different from each other. Only the decoder corresponding to a specific watermark layer can be used to observe the latent image object embedded in the specific watermark layer.
[0028] Basic watermark layer - 2-D dot matrix
[0029] The basic watermarking layer is a 2-D lattice that varies in two orthog...
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