Category Archives: QR Code Products

Teller Code Party

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Here is unique idea from France; a Teller Party is a friendly and relaxed evening where everyone comes in a T-shirt and where each T-shirt has a Teller Code ®.

The Teller Party can be directed but more often it stands alone in the sense that people take pleasure in discovering what each is “hiding” behind the code – just for that evening.

To help you succeed in your evening (or morning for that matter), they offer our “Teller Party Kits”.

Your kit contains a discount code (to appear on posters and flyers) that will allow anyone to use it to get a € 5 discount on all purchases made ​​on their site, and you the promoter gets a voucher for € 5 each time it happens.

The “Party Kit Teller” is 17.50 €  (packaging and delivery costs included for metropolitan France) , specifically designed for individuals and / or small associations, sports clubs and communities. It includes:

  • 5  posters TP  - A2 (59x42cm) on glossy coated 135gr.
  • 4 assorted posters TC - A2 (59x42cm) impressession high quality with UV coating on coated 200gr.
  • TC 100 flyers  printed recto / verso, A6 (10.5×14.8cm.

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Click here to order your Teller Party Kit

Source: TellerShirt.com

Machine Embroidered QR Codes

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The Dutch company LogoBorduurstudio have produced a YouTube video of a computer controlled embroidery machine creating a QR Code. The company based in Barneveld, The Netherlands will embroider a QR Code on either an item of clothing you send them or on any item from their range of casual and work wear. The QR Codes measure 6cm square without a border and 7cm square with a border. It costs $65 but I would guess that there is a significant amount of setup time involved. I had some excellent printed t-shirts made at Zazzle.com

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Source 2dcode

ShareTapes QR Code and NFC

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sharetapesphoneCreated by Australian-based start-up of the same name, Sharetapes are physical cards that you can load with playlists from YouTube, Spotify,  8tracks and more. You can then share your playlist on other people’s smartphones via near-field communication (NFC) technology or quick response (QR codes) scanning codes.

To play your tape, either tap with NFC (recent Android, Windows and Blackberry devices) or scan with a QR code reader (iPhones and non-NFC devices).

It is too bad that the  example code is only a number and not a YouTube video about the product.

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Visualead QR Code Generator

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Found the www.visualead.com QR Code generator a few months ago, I was quite impressed with the technology and resulting QR Codes. They gave me a few credits so I could review their site, here is the review. It will be short since the site is so easy to use.

I used a local PR Agency (http://richettmedia.com/) photo since their site uses responsive web design and looks great on a computer screen and on a mobile phone, so scanning the QR Code could actually be useful! Click the link above and then scan the QR Code at the end to see a responsive web design site.

Step1: Select an Image (Yours or theirs) – I uploaded a photo, but could have chosen one of their images.visualead1

Step 2: Edit QR –  You can choose a URL, Mobile Page, vCard, YouTube Video, Twitter Follow, Application URL or an Email Address.visualead2

Step 3: Place QR – Move and Resize the QR Code.visualead3

Generate QR Code:visualead4

Step 4 Get It!:visualead5

Final QR Code (try it – it scans!):

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www.richettmedia.com

Source: Visualead

Lego Mindstorms EV3 Robot with QR Code

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Lego has announced its new Lego Mindstorms EV3 platform.

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Lego Mindstorms EV3, expected in the second half of 2013 for US $349, features robust programming and expansion capabilities. Powered by the new Mindstorms EV3 Intelligent Brick, the kit will have new Linux-based firmware, an SD slot, a USB port, and a new infrared sensor. One of the parts of the new kit is the Intelligent Brick which shows a QR Code that is linked to a non-obile friendly website with a description of the Everstorm robot. The video on the site requires Flash 9, not mobile phone friendly!

Source: 2dcode

QR-Cube

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The QR-Cube is a solid wooden cube with scannable QR codes etched into it’s sides. These codes however, are a bit different, they are programmable. Each QR-Cube and its codes are totally unique, so you can log into the site and program the sides of your cube to scan to wherever you like.

They wanted to do a little local promotion, so they whipped up a 5′ Cube that rides on the back of a truck.

They wanted to do a little local promotion, so they whipped up a 5′ Cube that rides on the back of a truck.

Source: qr-cube.com and Etsy

QR Code Stores

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In 2012 more than 300 pop-up QR Code stores were created all around the world. For 2013, already more than 2000 have been announced, so it seems like QR Code shopping is here to stay. If you would like to create your own QR Code store, Shop2Mobi may be the solution, for a small monthly fee they will create a Qr Code store.  Check it out here: Shop2Mobi

Check out the qrcodestores YouTube page  and Pinterest page for more videos about QR Code stores

Source: Shop2Mobi

Blossom One: The QR Code, Wi-Fi Enabled Coffee Maker

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A QR Code, Wi-Fi Enabled Coffee Maker, very creative use of QR Codes! The Blossom One has a front facing 1.3MP digital camera installed onto a coffee maker designed with precise control via online recipes and QR code scanning.

Blossom One website: “QR Codes makes it easy for anyone to brew perfect coffee. Coffee roasters can craft custom recipes on the Blossom One to achieve their ideal taste. They can then easily store those recipes in the cloud using the Blossom app, and print corresponding QR codes on their bags of coffee. They can update that recipe at any time, modify it as the beans age, and get analytics on when and how people drink their coffee. The end customer will need only to scan that code to brew the perfect cup and enjoy it exactly as the roaster intended.”

  • - 1.3MP camera for QR Code scanning.
  • - 802.11 b/g/n WiFi.
  • - Download and share brew recipes.
  • - Monitor machine performance remotely.

Scan the QR Code for more information

Source:  apartmenttherapy & blossomcoffee.com