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Framework demonstrates enhanced anti-counterfeiting in pharmaceuticals using multiscale information layers, suggesting improved security measures.
A geometric framework in which the manufactured surface of a pharmaceutical tablet becomes a recursively addressable, multiscale information substrate — simultaneously supporting human readability, clinical guidance, machine-readable identification, and anti-counterfeiting through engineered geometry, colour and surface texture.
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