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Barcode scanners, label printers, inventory tablets. they may be just collecting dust. That’s money left on the table. Secondly, you can start with less. By selling used equipment, you can put the ...

We can go back all the way to 1949, to Norman Joseph Woodland and Bernard Silver, to the Bulls-Eye Barcode system that they patented that year after coming up with the idea while sitting on a ...

A new report out today from cybersecurity company INKY Technology Corp. is sounding the alarm over a new wave of phishing threats that use QR codes in increasingly dangerous and deceptive ways ...

Add a call-to-action like “Scan to Pay” or “Scan for Menu” to encourage usage Conclusion A free QR code scanner is more than just a handy app—it’s a gateway to the connected world. Whether you’re ...

This paper addresses reading failures of a barcode scanner interfered by light emitting diode (LED) lamps. It quantifies the reading performance in terms of timing signal-to-interference ratio (TSIR), ...

The soaring popularity of smartphone apps that scan barcodes on food products to provide health scores are empowering consumers and shifting dynamics in the food industry, recent studies suggest.

Zebra Technologies on Tuesday projected lower-than-expected second-quarter profit, anticipating a quarterly impact of $25 million to $30 million from tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

When it comes to streamlining inventory management and sales, having a reliable wireless Bluetooth 2D barcode scanner can make all the difference. Let’s explore some of the top-rated wireless 2D ...

They use barcode scanning! And now, with the rise of technology, you can get paid to scan barcodes on your purchases. That’s right; several apps pay you to scan barcodes and provide valuable market ...

A Japanese group called Electronicos Fantasticos! figured out that by connecting a supermarket barcode scanner to a powered speaker and rhythmically scanning barcode-like patterns with it, you can ...