I was unable to follow through with your breakdown of 'Ledger of Unique Things". That you have nodes that watchdog the network is understandable. However what assets are prevented from copying this way is unclear. Is not it just flat that crypto uses NFT to represent tangible objects and ownership of them? Why do u need shape recognition software to put data in the blockchain? Just use NFT.
3DPass's "Ledger of Unique Things" uses shape recognition software (like Grid2D for 3D objects) to create a unique Hash ID for each digital asset. This approach ensures that only the original object's shape is authenticated, preventing duplicates or unauthorized copies from entering the blockchain.
While NFTs represent ownership of digital assets, they don't inherently prevent unauthorized copying. 3DPass's Proof of Scan consensus goes a step further by utilizing shape recognition algorithms to guarantee the uniqueness and authenticity of assets, providing superior protection against counterfeiting and piracy.
Think of it as an evolution from current NFTs to a more secure and convenient version. It does the checking for you to make sure you’re dealing with the original.