Companies that use 2D barcodes need advanced barcode scanners that can actually take photos and read nonlinear barcodes. With multiple influences involved in developing and setting standards for the entire industry, maintaining compliance is a key challenge for organizations that cover all facets of the global economy. In many cases, barcodes and asset tracking systems help companies comply with strict industry regulations regarding reporting and monitoring. Here's a short timeline of what happened before the first commercialized scan. The standard in 2D barcodes, the QR code, is a 2D matrix code that can support numeric and alphanumeric text, binary code, and even kanji. Flexible in size, with high fault tolerance, the QR code is a versatile option that is ideal for asset management in w
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