Register
Create a permanent UPI record for each object, including image of record, production details, design attribution, license status, and useful owner-facing notes.
Unique Part Identifier Registry
Authenticate any registered object in seconds.
Auth3D gives physical products permanent, searchable digital records. Scan an RFID tag, QR code, or serial identifier and see who made it, which design it belongs to, and whether the record is genuine.
33Designers and owners
12Manufacturers
443Registered designs (CADs & Designs)
264Registered parts
13,680Part Lookups
Link
Attach the UPI to a QR code, NFC/RFID tag, printed mark, or serial number so the physical object can always resolve back to its record.
Verify
Customers, teams, and partners can authenticate products, confirm provenance, and follow the original permanent URL without losing older links.
Identity for objects that need to stay recognizable.
Auth3D is useful anywhere a physical item should carry its story, provenance, service context, or design attribution after it leaves your hands.
Limited editions
Give collectors a permanent record for each numbered piece, with the image of record and creator attribution in one place.
Spare parts
Let service teams scan a replacement part and confirm its manufacturer, material, and production details before installation.
Digital fabrication
Connect a printed or machined object back to the design file, version, and designer without exposing files you want to keep private.
Warranty records
Attach durable product identity to owner support, maintenance notes, and proof that a record belongs to the genuine item.
Batch production
Start with individual records now, then grow toward batches and higher-volume workflows without changing public links.
Design provenance
Make it easier for customers, collaborators, and manufacturers to see who designed an object and who produced it.
Register before it ships
Create a free account
Give every object a stable place to point back to.
Start with a free account, create permanent records for your first products, and use those URLs on labels, tags, documentation, invoices, or customer support pages.