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Utama Berita Rencana Did You Know? The QR Code Was Actually Created by Toyota Did You Know? The QR Code Was Actually Created by Toyota Rencana Gokul | February 14, 2020 10:22 AM QR codes, or Quick Response codes, have become a part of our daily lives. From accessing WhatsApp Web services, paying at fast food chains, accessing documents like flight details, press releases and cinema tickets, the amount of information that can be contained within a QR code is endless. Have you ever wondered though how it started? Who created it? and for what purpose? Allow us enlighten you. The QR Code, which is the trademark for a type of matrix barcode, was first designed in 1994 for the automotive industry in Japan by Denso Wave, a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation, to increase the efficiency in product tracking, item identification, time tracking, document management, and general marketing. Traditional bar codes were conventionally used, but as the need increased to include more information in a limited space, Denso set up a team in 1992 to develop a new code, and in two years the QR Code was developed for Toyota. Because a QR code carries information in both vertical and horizontal directions, it can store several hundred times the amount of data carried by a bar code. In fact, over 7,000 numeric characters can be encoded in one QR code. As for Denso, the brand was popularised by the Toyota Hybrid TS030 & TS040 Le Mans endurance racing cars, for which the company provides electrical components until today. Coming back to the QR system, Toyota was able to track car parts and components during manufacturing process at a much faster pace compared to other manufacturers in the 1900s. Following its application by Toyota, the QR system became popular outside the automotive industry as well, due to its fast readability and greater storage capacity compared to standard barcodes. A QR code, which consists of black squares arranged in a square grid on a white background, can be read by an imaging device such as a camera, and processed using a Reed–Solomon error correction found in QR Code scanners, until the image can be appropriately interpreted. The required data is then extracted from patterns that are present in both horizontal and vertical components of the image. Noticing the rapid growth of QR code usage, Nokia was the first mobile phone brand to incorporate QR code scanners in its mobile phones. Today, almost every phone has a QR code scanner. That being said, the next time you use a QR code, remember where it came from and be thankful that Toyota created the system, as it has made a lot of things convenient in our lives. ✕ Mari berhubung dengan Whatsapp Kami mematuhi Akta Pelindungan Data Peribadi untuk melindungi anda Saya bersetuju dengan Terma Penggunaan dan Polisi Privasi Carlist.my Saya bersetuju untuk menerima komunikasi yang diperibadikan daripada Carlist.my dan penjual kereta, ahli gabungan dan rakan kongsi perniagaannya. Lihat tawaran kereta terbaik! Prev Next Tawaran istimewa - hubungi sekarang! Hari Jam Hrg. Psrn. Kenapa tiada harga disenaraikan? Kadang-kadang, penjual ingin anda hubungi mereka untuk dapatkan harga yang terbaik. I Kenapa tiada harga disenaraikan? Kadang-kadang, penjual ingin anda hubungi mereka untuk dapatkan harga yang terbaik. Tag Berkaitan Toyota Cetak Berita Berkaitan Watch This Touching Father’s Day Ad From Toyota Rencana Hans | June 30, 2015 Father’s Day is coming this 21st June. In honour of dotting fathers around the world, the team at Toyota Motor’s Japan marketing office has recently ... What A Pro-Driver Thinks of the Toyota Camry Hybrid Ulasan Hans | July 15, 2015 Our friends at Roda Pusing have quite impressive CVs. Hisham Jahudi is an advanced driving instructor at MotoMassa Driver Training and a former ... This Is How Toyota Builds Some Of The World’ Most Reliable Cars Rencana Hans | July 28, 2015 Toyota’s reputation for reliability needs no further introduction. Fleet operators swear by their Hiace vans, workmen rely on their Hilux trucks, ... Tokyo 2015: Toyota S-FR, A Sub-86 Fun Car Berita Kereta Hans | October 08, 2015 This is the Toyota S-FR, a concept car that will be displayed at the coming 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. As you might have already guessed from its looks, ... Komen
Did You Know? The QR Code Was Actually Created by Toyota Rencana Gokul | February 14, 2020 10:22 AM QR codes, or Quick Response codes, have become a part of our daily lives. From accessing WhatsApp Web services, paying at fast food chains, accessing documents like flight details, press releases and cinema tickets, the amount of information that can be contained within a QR code is endless. Have you ever wondered though how it started? Who created it? and for what purpose? Allow us enlighten you. The QR Code, which is the trademark for a type of matrix barcode, was first designed in 1994 for the automotive industry in Japan by Denso Wave, a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation, to increase the efficiency in product tracking, item identification, time tracking, document management, and general marketing. Traditional bar codes were conventionally used, but as the need increased to include more information in a limited space, Denso set up a team in 1992 to develop a new code, and in two years the QR Code was developed for Toyota. Because a QR code carries information in both vertical and horizontal directions, it can store several hundred times the amount of data carried by a bar code. In fact, over 7,000 numeric characters can be encoded in one QR code. As for Denso, the brand was popularised by the Toyota Hybrid TS030 & TS040 Le Mans endurance racing cars, for which the company provides electrical components until today. Coming back to the QR system, Toyota was able to track car parts and components during manufacturing process at a much faster pace compared to other manufacturers in the 1900s. Following its application by Toyota, the QR system became popular outside the automotive industry as well, due to its fast readability and greater storage capacity compared to standard barcodes. A QR code, which consists of black squares arranged in a square grid on a white background, can be read by an imaging device such as a camera, and processed using a Reed–Solomon error correction found in QR Code scanners, until the image can be appropriately interpreted. The required data is then extracted from patterns that are present in both horizontal and vertical components of the image. Noticing the rapid growth of QR code usage, Nokia was the first mobile phone brand to incorporate QR code scanners in its mobile phones. Today, almost every phone has a QR code scanner. That being said, the next time you use a QR code, remember where it came from and be thankful that Toyota created the system, as it has made a lot of things convenient in our lives. ✕ Mari berhubung dengan Whatsapp Kami mematuhi Akta Pelindungan Data Peribadi untuk melindungi anda Saya bersetuju dengan Terma Penggunaan dan Polisi Privasi Carlist.my Saya bersetuju untuk menerima komunikasi yang diperibadikan daripada Carlist.my dan penjual kereta, ahli gabungan dan rakan kongsi perniagaannya. Lihat tawaran kereta terbaik! Prev Next Tawaran istimewa - hubungi sekarang! Hari Jam Hrg. Psrn. Kenapa tiada harga disenaraikan? Kadang-kadang, penjual ingin anda hubungi mereka untuk dapatkan harga yang terbaik. I Kenapa tiada harga disenaraikan? Kadang-kadang, penjual ingin anda hubungi mereka untuk dapatkan harga yang terbaik. Tag Berkaitan Toyota
Tawaran istimewa - hubungi sekarang! Hari Jam Hrg. Psrn. Kenapa tiada harga disenaraikan? Kadang-kadang, penjual ingin anda hubungi mereka untuk dapatkan harga yang terbaik. I Kenapa tiada harga disenaraikan? Kadang-kadang, penjual ingin anda hubungi mereka untuk dapatkan harga yang terbaik.
Watch This Touching Father’s Day Ad From Toyota Rencana Hans | June 30, 2015 Father’s Day is coming this 21st June. In honour of dotting fathers around the world, the team at Toyota Motor’s Japan marketing office has recently ...
What A Pro-Driver Thinks of the Toyota Camry Hybrid Ulasan Hans | July 15, 2015 Our friends at Roda Pusing have quite impressive CVs. Hisham Jahudi is an advanced driving instructor at MotoMassa Driver Training and a former ...
This Is How Toyota Builds Some Of The World’ Most Reliable Cars Rencana Hans | July 28, 2015 Toyota’s reputation for reliability needs no further introduction. Fleet operators swear by their Hiace vans, workmen rely on their Hilux trucks, ...
Tokyo 2015: Toyota S-FR, A Sub-86 Fun Car Berita Kereta Hans | October 08, 2015 This is the Toyota S-FR, a concept car that will be displayed at the coming 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. As you might have already guessed from its looks, ...