[LIS-Forum] Zig-zag format……….so called ‘QR Code’

[Dp Tripathi]

Zig-Zag format……….so called ‘QR Code’

My curiosity to know about a seen format, I assumed it zig-zag format, kept
me in curious position as ‘what is this’? It was the year 2014 when it was
quenched by a single word ‘QR Code’. I became more familiar as I found it
suitable to be used for different purposes.

Here, in next few seconds, we are going to discuss more about QR Code and
its uses in libraries for better services.
Curious to know?
You are supposed and must be.

QR Code……an abbreviation of ‘Quick Response Code’ was first introduced in
1994 by Toyota subsidiary Denso-Wave in Japan in automotive industry. Based
on my study through different resources, I understood ‘QR Code’ as an
advanced version of barcode machine-readable optical label which contains
the information about any item and uses four encoding modes (numeric,
alphanumeric, byte/binary and kanji) to efficiently store data. QR Code
consists of black squares which are arranged in square and can be read by
any image processing device or scanner.

To read the full article, please visit the link here
http://www.dptripathi.in/download/QR_Code.pdf

Thanks

DP Tripathi

NIT Rourkela

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