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Is this possible?
Could a quick response code be printed with materials that would be resistant to casual vandalism?
I'm envisaging, maybe, 2 inches square, to be affixed to a wooden sign,
to allow those that are curious to find out more about an NFM, (Natural Flood Management) project by following the QR code to a webpage.
3D-printing to allow the black areas of the QR code to be body deep.
This should mean the QR code is till readable even if attacked by a blade,
rather than printed media that is easily rendered unreadable.