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Commodity scanners get fingerprints.

Home newselsewhereCommodity scanners get fingerprints.

Commodity scanners get fingerprints.

Mar 13, 2009 | elsewhere |
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Innovation. We introduce a new method for measuring the three-dimensional surface of a page using only a commodity scanner and without modifying the document in any way. Elementary my dear Watson. via boingboing [PR]

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