BARKOD STADARTI
| KISA NOTLAR
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| 3-DI |
Developed by Lynn Ltd. |
| ArrayTag |
From ArrayTech Systems. |
| Aztec Code |
Designed by Andrew Longacre at Welch Allyn (now Hand Held Products). Public domain. |
| Small Aztec Code |
Space-saving version of Aztec code. |
| Chromatic Alphabet[9] |
an artistic proposal by C. C. Elian; divides the visible spectrum into 26 different wavelengths. http://www.ccelian.com/chromalpha.html - hues. |
| Chromocode |
uses black, white, and 4 saturated colors.[10] |
| Codablock |
Stacked 1D barcodes. |
| Code 1 |
Public domain. |
| Code 16K |
Based on 1D Code 128. |
| Code 49 |
Stacked 1D barcodes from Intermec Corp. |
| ColorCode |
ColorZip[3] developed colour barcodes that can be read by camera phones from TV screens; mainly used in Korea.[11] |
| CP Code |
From CP Tron, Inc. |
| d-touch |
readable when printed on deformable gloves and stretched and distorted[12] |
| DataGlyphs |
From Palo Alto Research Center (also known as Xerox PARC). See http://www.dataglyphs.com for details. |
| Datamatrix |
From RVSI Acuity CiMatrix/Siemens. Public domain. |
| Datastrip Code |
From Datastrip, Inc. |
| Dot Code A |
Designed for the unique identification of items. |
| EZcode |
Designed for decoding by cameraphones. http://www.scanbuy.com |
| High Capacity Color Barcode |
Developed by Microsoft; licensed by ISAN-IA. |
| HueCode |
From Robot Design Associates. Uses greyscale or colour.[13] |
| INTACTA.CODE |
From INTACTA Technologies, Inc. |
| InterCode |
From Iconlab, Inc.
The standard 2D barcode in South Korea. All 3 South Korean mobile
carriers put the scanner program of this code into their handsets to
access mobile internet, as a default embedded program. |
| MaxiCode |
Used by United Parcel Service. Now Public Domain |
| mCode |
Developed by Nextcode Corporation specifically for camera phone
scanning applications. Designed to enable advanced cell mobile
applications with standard camera phones. |
| MiniCode |
From Omniplanar, Inc. |
| PDF417 |
Originated by Symbol Technologies. Public Domain. |
| Micro PDF417 |
Facilitates codes too small to be used in PDF417. |
| PDMark |
Developer by Ardaco. |
| PaperDisk |
High density code — used both for data heavy applications (10K-1
MB) and camera phones (50+ bits). Developed and patented by Cobblestone
Software |
| Optar |
Developed by Twibright Labs and published as free software. Aims at maximum data storage density,
for storing data on paper. 200kB per A4 page with laser printer. |
| QR Code |
Developed, patented and owned by TOYOTA subsidiary Denso Wave
initially for car parts management. Now public domain. Can encode
Japanese Kanji and Kana characters, music, images, URLs, emails.
De-facto standard for Japanese cell phones. |
| QuickMark Code |
From SimpleAct Inc.. |
| Semacode |
A Data Matrix code used to encode URLs for applications using cellular phones with cameras. |
| SmartCode |
From InfoImaging Technologies. |
| Snowflake Code |
From Marconi Data Systems, Inc. |
| ShotCode |
Circular barcodes for camera phones by OP3. Originally from High Energy Magic Ltd in name Spotcode. Before that probably known as TRIPCode. |
| SuperCode |
Public domain. |
| Trillcode |
From Lark Computers. Designed to work with mobile devices camera or webcam PC. Can encode a variety of "actions". |
| UltraCode |
Black-and-white & colour versions. Public domain. Invented by Jeffrey Kaufman and Clive Hohberger. |
| UnisCode |
also called "Beijing U Code"; a colour 2D barcode developed by Chinese company UNIS |
| VeriCode, VSCode |
From Veritec, Inc. |
| WaterCode |
High-density 2D Barcode(440 Bytes/cm2) From MarkAny Inc. |
