The document discusses QR technology, specifically the use of quick response tags that link physical objects to digital information. It highlights various applications of QR codes, such as directing users to mobile message boards and informational pages about routes and activities in a national park. The author, Stijn Vanbriel, provides contact information and links to his social media and blog for further engagement.

1. QR-cloud Stijn Vanbriel Communicatie -en multimedia design QR-Cloud

2. What is out there? Where do I find what?

4. No meaning when they don’t point to any information  Add Quick Response tags

5. The QR-technology Two-dimensional barcode Denso-Wave, 1994 Quick Response Very common in Japan Can store URL’s or regular text Hard link between physical and digital world Generate your own !

6. Works like this!

7. QR – Tags in the wild

9. SketchUp Models

16. Scan “MENSEN”  Directed to a mobile message board where you can leave a comment and read other people’s comments.

17. Scan “ROUTE”  Directed to a mobile page where you can check out the route you want to follow. Scan “KINDEREN”  Directed to a mobile page where you can check out options your children have inside the Nationaal Park. Scan “PAARDRIJDEN”  Directed to a mobile page where you can check out information about riding horses.

18. Twitter: @stijn_vanbriel Email: stijnvanbriel@gmail.com Blog: strakplan.wordpress.com