Mother’s Day card – QR Code Art

Posted on May 13, 2012

Happy Mother’s Day Mon – “You’re the best!”

Source: Etsy

Scan-to-gram

Posted on May 13, 2012

Scan-to-gram came about as result of the Scan.me company hackathon, SHIP IT – Cinco de Mayo. http://scantogram.com

Source: TechCrunch and YouTube

Signal School trains using QR codes

Posted on May 12, 2012

The Fort Gordon LandWarNet School is developing mobile training content which uses technology referred to as “Link Code” to train Soldiers.

There are several different types of these codes, and “QR” or Quick Response code is the most popular now, according to Thomas Clark, LandWarNet School, General Dynamics, C4 Systems business manager.

“Quick Response codes are used with a mobile device such as a smart phone,” said Clark. “The code can be placed on any flat surface and translates to a small amount of text such as web link. Instead of typing, you can scan a QR Code with the smart phone’s camera. The link takes you to useful information about whatever it is you are working with.

Check out this link to see how the U.S. Army is using QR Codes®.

Source:  U.S. Army

Army begins using QR codes

Posted on May 12, 2012

Currently, all of the Army Career Center’s in the Sacramento Recruiting Battalion are creating QR Codes to place in their windows. If the Soldiers happen to be out of the center on an appointment, or if the center is closed for the weekend, a prospective applicant can simply scan the QR Code and find the information they need about that particular Army Career Center. Prospective applicants will even be directed to the Facebook page of the Career Center, should they want to view it.

Check out this link to see how the U.S. Army is using QR Codes®.

Source: U.S. Army

Fizz Creative’s Promotional QR Coasters

Posted on May 11, 2012

Fizz Creative’s Promotional QR Coasters selected as one of the finalists for PaperSpecsGallery.com‘s Take Note Award for Quarter One 2012. Jasen Melnick and Katie Major, the principals at Fizz Creative, created this outstanding set of four coasters as a self-promotion piece to introduce potential clients to their personalities, their design firm, and their love for beer and wine.

To their creative credit, each coaster in the promotional package had a unique code that sent users to different landing pages on the Fizz website. The copy on the coasters teased you with a different description that could have been a type of beer or wine. You scanned the code to get to the equally fun answers, food pairings and a peak at the personal sides of Melnick and Major.

“We thought it would be more interesting than just going to a static home page. You read one side of the coaster and try and guess if the copy is describing a beer or wine based on our personalities or what it might be. When you use the QR code, you’re able to interact with the website in a stimulating and attention-grabbing way,” explains Major.

Source: YouTubewww.paperspecs.com

Metro mini boxes QR Code

Posted on May 11, 2012

To promote downloads of the Metro newpaper’s (Canada- 14 cities) mobile app, www.rethinkcanada.com placed mini Metro Newspaper boxes on busy city streets across the country. QR codes allowed users to instantly download the paper on their phone. The QR Code leads here: http://metronews.ca/mobile/

 

Source: www.rethinkcanada.com 

QR Code Door Mats

Posted on May 10, 2012

An Austrian company has created QR Code doormats!

http://www.matmaker.at/shop/de/MatStore/Specials/QR-Codes.html

An apple a day keeps windows away.

I like “Mein Nachbar ist doof! – My neighbor is stupid”; even though my neighbor is not stupid and does not have large outdoor parties!

Source: www.matmaker.at

Bike Guard QR Code®

Posted on May 10, 2012

 

Register your bike for free; Request BikeGuard™ tags for free; If your bike is ever lost and found, a scan of BikeGuard™ tag will find you for free. BikeGuard™ is the only bicycle registry that hands out free tags to its members. There is zero cost involved.

Source: http://www.myassettag.com/

Sweden to adopt QR coded banknotes

Posted on May 9, 2012

See on Scoop.itQR Code Art

Sweden to adopt QR coded banknotes. Last year, the Royal Dutch Mint, the Netherlands’ issuer of coins, introduced the world to QR coded coins, now Sweden will put Qr Codes on banknotes.
Source:  www.qrcodepress.com

How to Scan Qr Codes on a 3Ds

Posted on May 9, 2012

Check out: http://www.wikihow.com/Scan-Qr-Codes-on-a-3Ds

  1. Turn your 3DS on.
  2. Go to the system settings.
  3. Tap “Other Settings”.
  4. Go to the last page. Tap “System Update”.
  5. Wait until it’s done loading.
  6. Go to the home menu. Press R or L and the camera should come up.
  7. Go onto “Scan QR Code”.
  8. Align the 3DS with the QR code and it will scan.

Source: YouTube & WIKIHOW