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Application of Two-dimensional Bar Code in Internet

Release Time:2013-04-17

In Japan, 60 million users have used two-dimensional bar codes, and the awareness of two-dimensional bar codes is as high as 96%. South Korea's two-dimensional barcode business also has nearly 20 million users, and two-dimensional barcode life has become their norm. We can enlarge the information infinitely through the more than one thousand bytes hidden by the two-dimensional barcode, and we can also extend the way of life infinitely.

If you like, you can choose your day like this: scan the bar code with your mobile phone in the morning to buy breakfast, then scan the two-dimensional bar code of a hot book on the way to work, read it on the bus, and then sign in at the company with the two-dimensional bar code. Steal a break at work, find some good things on the internet for promotional offers, and use your mobile phone to subscribe at the mall after work. When you are full of joy to carry trophies, appetite increased, rushed into a restaurant to eat a meal, the waiter will smile and ask: "do you have our company's two-dimensional bar code membership card? You can play 20% discount."

Jumping out of the application in e-commerce and media circles, two-dimensional bar codes also have a class of applications that are widely valued. Some people in the industry believe that two-dimensional bar codes will become the two major promoters of the Internet of Things together with RFID (radio frequency tags).

From the current application, it has been in food traceability to get good results. Consumers can understand the whole process of a pig from cub to table through the two-dimensional barcode label on the food, and can also know every detail of each batch of vegetable cultivation and which inputs are used. This is one-dimensional code thin content can not be achieved. One-dimensional code can only represent a large class of products, and two-dimensional bar code can be accurate to each product.

According to the direction of the Internet of Things, we can even imagine that enterprises can sell two-dimensional bar codes on the Internet, and each two-dimensional bar code only corresponds to one commodity. Everyone can trade online and pick up goods offline, thus greatly saving logistics costs. Of course, this is only an idea, but it can be achieved.