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QR codes were first created in 1994 by Denso Wave to track vehicle parts during manufacturing. While initially used for logistics and production tracking, QR codes are now commonly used for mobile ticketing and marketing to provide extra information to viewers. However, QR codes often fail because the content is not optimized for mobile use and there is no way to track metrics like number of scans and viewer location. The document discusses the history of QR codes and barcodes, actual uses of QR codes, limitations of QR codes, examples of QR code use, alternatives to QR codes, and poses questions about improving QR codes.
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- 1. QR codes.
- 2. My work.
- 4. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 5. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 7. Matrix Code
- 8. QR = Quick Response.
- 9. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 10. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 11. 1967 1st use of barcode by AAR Association of American Railroads.
- 12. Mid 1970s UPC (Universal Product Code) Grocery Stores - Retail
- 13. 1994 Denso Wave Initially used for tracking parts in vehicle manufacturing.
- 14. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 15. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 16. Logistics Production Chains. Automated reading of items / packing slips.
- 17. Mobile Ticketing. Send attendees a MMS with a QR code.
- 18. Marketing - Communication. Serve viewers extra info.
- 19. Connecting offline - online. Internet of things?
- 20. Aplix (On the MWC 2009 - Barcelona) Over the paper content distribution.
- 21. QR codes were first created back in 1994. A Toyota subsidiary named Denso Wave developed the code in order to help in the manufacturing process, they aided in tracking vehicles and parts. It was designed to allow for fast decoding speeds, hence the name Quick Response code. QR
- 22. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 23. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 24. Content is not adapted to mobile use. A QR code is scanned by a mobile device.
- 25. Use of QR codes is not measured. How many scans? Location? When?
- 26. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 27. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 30. City of Manor, Texas. Utrecht Monumenten Fonds.
- 31. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 32. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.
- 33. Go for Standardization! Keep it Open Source!
- 34. 1. What is a QR code? 2 History of barcodes. 3. Actual use. 4. QR codes FAIL! 5. Examples. 6. Alternatives? 7. Questions.