3d printable QR code

thingiverse

I'm working on a novel concept - a three-dimensional printed QR code that you can literally print at home using your favorite 3D printer software and materials. What's exciting about this project is that it gives everyone the ability to produce their own unique QR code, something that used to require some serious computer savvy or pricey designer involvement in the past. I've developed a system where anyone with basic knowledge of computer-aided design (CAD) can easily convert a standard QR code into an editable STL file that's perfect for 3D printing. The entire process takes no more than an hour and requires minimal effort to set up - you'll need to use some sort of software capable of reading in SVG files, export them as PNGs or JPGs with alpha channel (which will enable our program to recognize and remove the transparency so it doesn't affect print quality), upload these new images directly into OpenSCAD's text box space under [new]; click generate, select both newly created images inside "models" panel above where 'make solid model' checkbox lies unchecked below bottom corner buttons; accept defaults here too until prompt finishes writing itself before moving along towards exporting object models through windows or macOS menu bar at top edge respectively - and there you have it.