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    1. QR Codes Bridging the physical and virtual worlds with funny-looking barcodes. Tristan Roddis, Cogapp www.QRtists.com
    2. What are QR codes?
      • 2-D barcodes - more data in same space
      • Invented in Japan in 1994
      • Error tolerant
      • Alphanumeric up to 4,296 characters
      • Support for multiple parts
      • ISO standard
      • Similar to: Data Matrix, Shotcode, Quick code
    3. Why are they special?
      • Because they can be decoded by mobile phones
      • Built in to many phones (esp. Japan)
      • Available for lots of others (http://qrtists.com/s)
      • [insert impressive statistic about mobile phone use here]
    4. Demo
    5. Generating QR codes
      • Websites
      • Firefox extension
      • Open source C program: qrencode
      • PHP/CGI
      • See list at http://qrtists.com/s
    6. Uses of QR codes
      • Tracking objects
      • Business cards
      • Email sigs
      • Linking to websites
      • Adverts
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    9. Source: http://www.pinktentacle.com/2007/04/movie-qr-code-and-kung-fu-high-school-girls/
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    11. Source: http://www.gearfuse.com/junkfood-maker-prints-qr-code-on-prawn-crackers/
    12. Demo
    13. Why is this more interesting?
      • Physical location maps to virtual location
      • Same input token provides different output (website maintains state)
      • Users can be tracked (cookies etc.)
      • Users provide information just by using the system (web 2.0 Holy Grail!)
    14. Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6938244.stm
    15. Parting thoughts
      • Link up to dynamic websites
      • Use in different situations
      • Games
      • Ticketing – concert example
      • Previewing – music store example
      • Collecting - museum example
      • Need an open source reader!
    16. Questions?

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