A micro-optic layer and a micro-printed graphic indicia combine into a dynamic 3D effect in real colour — instantly recognisable, and effectively impossible to copy. Tamper-evident constructions show any attempt to remove or reapply a label.

Cast on our own roll-to-roll line and converted in-house into labels, tapes, tax stamps and security threads.

QRSys gives each item its own code and its own record. Customers scan with the phone camera — no app to install — and see exactly what you choose to show them: authenticity, provenance, batch, care, or the campaign of the moment.

You see where and when codes are scanned, and which ones are being scanned more often than they should be.

The EU’s Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation brings Digital Product Passports to a widening list of categories through the second half of this decade — batteries first, then textiles, electronics and others. Every item will need to carry structured, accessible data about what it is, where it came from and how to handle it at end of life.

A shared QR pointing at a generic page will not satisfy that, and neither will a passport on a label anyone can copy. Both halves of the answer are already what we build: a unique identity for every unit, carried on a tamper-evident micro-optic label, openable by any phone with no app.

We are building passports on that foundation now, with early access opening by product category.

Precision micro-structures, advanced UV materials and roll-to-roll casting, cast on our own line and converted in-house into labels, tapes, tax stamps and security threads.