Origify vs TraceLink Serialization

Origify identifies products from the natural microstructures on their surfaces, giving companies a way to authenticate and trace items without attaching labels or markers. To register an item, a camera device or production-line capture records its surface; Origify analyzes the image and saves a unique ID in the cloud. Later, a user scans the item with the Origify App or a verification device to receive authenticity feedback. The maker lists metals, plastics, ceramics, composites, leather, and coated surfaces, and names fields from automotive and industrial manufacturing to luxury, medtech, consumer goods, high security, and logistics. Companies can use Origify data for process and quality monitoring, supply chain transparency, and counterfeit detection. The app is free to users because participating companies pay for it. Company plans include Small at €99 a month, Medium at €199 a month, and Large at €649 a month; each includes a set number of authentications and charges for extra ones. Origify supports Android and iOS, with SDKs, a Flutter plugin, and a white-label app option.

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