B. Braun Medical debuts new Heparin Sodium Injections, offering the largest U.S. premixed line with enhanced barcodes and ...

A 2D barcode appears as a small, square matrix (like the QR code, for example) instead of vertical lines, and requires an optical scanner or camera (like the one in your smartphone) to access ...

The barcode’s evolution is linked with society’s need for increased security and data storage. Hot on the heels of first-generation linear barcodes, the new breed of two-dimensional (2D) barcodes are ...

Customers are already scanning 2D barcodes on product packaging to bring up links with details about products they’re holding, and that same 2D barcode will soon be scanned at checkout, too.

On October 7th, 1952, the first patent for a "Classifying Apparatus and Method" was issued. This eventually developed into the barcodes we know today. I mostly associated barcodes with the UPC ...

Linear barcodes are still scanned more than six billion times daily, but as demand increases for more product information on packaging, more brands are utilising 2D barcode formats to fulfil broader ...

2D barcodes will have an immediate impact on visibility and management of inventory and, as a result, will reduce markdowns while also enabling quicker resolution of recall items. For example, ...

— -- ScanLife and Jagtag want you to get in the habit of using your cellphone camera as a magic wand to extract digital content from inanimate objects. The tech start-ups are in a race to get ...

The shopping experience is transforming as more brands and retailers turn to data-rich 2D barcodes, powered by GS1 Digital Link. They can provide access to everything about a product: its origins ...