
QR code is a two-dimensional version of the barcode, typically made up of black and white pixel patterns. QR stands for "Quick Response". QR codes are capable of storing large amount of information. Colored QR are printed on products to provide detailed information about products. Consumers can scan QR to get this product information very effectively and fast. A prototype has been developed here for various image processing using an open source zXing library. Multiplexed QR codes provides higher encoding capacity than traditional QR codes increasing its performance.
storage, multiplexing, Colored QR code, capacity.
storage, multiplexing, Colored QR code, capacity.
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