Introduction of QR Code Scanner Modules

During this time, many customers have inquired about the QR code barcode scanning module. For example, how to apply the QR code barcode scanning module? What is the difference between the 1D barcode scanning module and the 2D QR code scanning module? With these questions in mind, Shenzhen RAKINDA will answer these questions one by one by sorting them out simply and clearly. If you are interested, you can bookmark this article.

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The barcode scanning module is also called barcode scan engine, barcode reading engine, QR code scanning module, QR code recognition module, etc. It is an embedded type scanner that is different from handheld barcode scanners. Generally used for device embedding and product integration, data transmission is carried out through hardware interfaces such as TTL232, RS232, USB (HID-KBW, virtual serial port), etc. Due to its compact size and unparalleled convenient embedded design, it is easy for project integration. Thus, the terminal device is endowed with the function of “barcode scanning”, which is embedded (implanted) into the “scanning port” to self-inductively identify the one-dimensional & two-dimensional code information displayed on the screen of the mobile phone or on the paper, thereby expanding more functions to serve our lives and work.

For example, just like the working principle of the common bus code scanning equipment in life, it is actually based on the embedded RD4500 QR code scanning module and is connected to the bus payment system through the hardware interface. After opening the mobile payment interface, we can experience the convenience of “scanning the code to take the bus”, you will find that the square and exposed part on the machine can read the “bus code” (QR code) of our mobile phone. The core is the scanning of the QR code module. Next, let’s talk about its division. According to different scanning types, it is generally divided into 1D barcode scanning module and 2D code scanning module; according to different light sources, it is generally divided into red light scanning module, laser scanning module and image scanning module; according to the different embedded types, it is generally divided into OEM embedded scanner module and fixed mount barcode scanner.

Which QR code barcode scanning module is better? After more than 20 years of barcode scanning industry experience and user after-sales data survey, Shenzhen RAKINDA recommends the following barcode scanning modules. You can choose the following scanning modules according to your needs and budget:

1) Rakinda LV1365 1D code scanning module (mini 1D red light scanning module)

2) Rakinda LV3296 2D barcode scanning module (for handheld terminals)

3) Rakinda LV3000H high-precision QR code scanning module (can scan small barcodes about 2mm, laser engraving codes, reflective QR codes, etc.)

4) RD4300 Image QR Code Scanning Engine

5) RD4500 QR code scanning module (for self-service terminals)

Finally, the QR code barcode scanning modules applicable to different industries may be different, so you need to make a reasonable selection according to your actual project needs. If you don’t know how to choose, Shenzhen RAKINDA will help you. On your behalf, we will professionally select the most suitable and cost-effective 2D barcode scanning module for you to meet your needs. The QR code module independently developed by Shenzhen Rakinda can quickly read reflective barcode, paper code and screen QR code information, which meets various usage needs in different applications. Excellent for reading damaged, smudged and high-density barcodes at the same time.

In the past week, significant advancements have been made in the realm of QR code scanning technology. One of the notable developments includes the enhancement of image processing algorithms, which greatly improves the accuracy and speed of scanning damaged or low-contrast QR codes. This new capability is particularly beneficial for applications in healthcare and industrial environments where barcode conditions are often less than ideal.

Additionally, the emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) integrated QR code scanners promises better adaptability and functionality. These AI-enhanced scanners can now understand context-specific use cases, such as distinguishing between inventory labels and product packaging in warehouse settings, thereby reducing error rates and increasing operational efficiency.

There has also been a rise in the use of QR code scanners in the educational sector. Schools and universities are adopting QR codes to streamline administrative processes, providing an easy way for students to access digital resources, and even marking attendance.

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Once widely used in the automobile industry, these two or three-dimensional scannable images of black squares on a white background have now expanded into many other industries. QR codes, also known as Quick Response Codes, store a hundred times more data than a barcode and deliver it more quickly than the Universal Product Codes (UPC) found on the packages of retail products. The widespread adoption of mobile phones has also now made them a more practical solution for organizations.

Here’s how the data is delivered through a QR code in 6 basic steps:

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1. A user scans a QR code with a mobile phone camera.
2. The phone camera scanner first identifies three position markers at the corners of the image (circles).
3. The scanner begins its scan with the square on the bottom-right of the image (arrow), the mode indicator. A mode indicator is a group of four data modules that tell the scanner which type of data is being delivered (numeric, alphanumeric, byte, or kanji).
4. It then continues its scan to the character count indicator, a group of eight data modules located above the mode indicator. This communicates the number of characters embedded in the code.

5. The scanner continues along all of the data modules, finishing when it hits the

   end indicator.

6. It continues to scan the error correction modules. These are mathematical formulas that essentially help back up the code in the event of a damaged QR code.

QR code authentication is a type of phone-as-a-token authentication that helps identify a user. Traditional QR codes help organizations implement multi-factor authentication for their users by using the QR code to generate a time-based one-time password (TOTP).

Passwords, however, are not the most secure method for authentication, since they can easily be phished for attacks such as Account Takeover (ATO). They are also difficult to remember and can frustrate the user experience.

While QR codes themselves cannot be hacked, cybercriminals are increasingly creating fake QR codes that direct users to malicious websites, leading to fraud and identity theft. Unfortunately, these fraudulent QR codes can be impossible to detect. Organizations considering implementing QR code authentication must understand these risks and use a trustworthy source for QR code generation rather than relying on a free online generator. QR codes that use biometric authentication in their technology can also reduce security risks.

QR code authentication, especially when implemented through a trusted source, has a range of benefits.

A few of the main advantages of QR code authentication include:

• Versatility: QR codes can embed many types and large amounts of data. As a result, they can be used on a wide range of products in a variety of industries.
• Accessibility to more data: Since they eliminate friction, QR codes can be an efficient way for organizations to gather customer and marketing data. They can then use the data to measure the effectiveness of certain marketing campaigns, for example.
• Elimination of friction: QR codes create a user-friendly experience for users who don’t want the inconvenience of remembering different passwords.

In addition to the security concerns mentioned, QR codes have other disadvantages as well.

• Limited to tech-friendly users and environments: Although QR codes create a user-friendly experience for many, not all users always have a mobile phone available or understand the technology well enough for them to use it quickly and effectively. They also aren’t effective in areas without reliable wi-fi connectivity.
• Customer privacy: The sharing of massive amounts of data creates concerns for customer privacy. Organizations will need to make sure they act in accordance with the data collection, consent, and privacy regulations of their region when implementing QR technology.

A more secure alternative to traditional QR code authentication is biometric authentication. Biometric authentication offers maximum security since they are using physiological or behavioral traits that are unique for each individual. The most common forms of biometric authentication are fingerprint readings, facial and voice recognition, and eyeball scans but they can also include heart-rate scans or typing patterns. In addition to offering greater security, they also offer a more seamless authentication experience for the user.

Since QR codes allow more data to be stored and delivered more quickly than previous solutions, they have applications in many sectors. They have also seen widespread adoption as the world has experienced rapid digital transformation.

One of the most common uses of QR in the retail space is as a tool for inventory management and manufacturing. However, they have also gained popularity with the rise of digital shopping. Retailers now place them on products to reveal personalized discounts for customers, on social media to drive more engagement through loyalty programs, and on payment systems to help meet the increasing demand for contactless payments. They can also be used so that customers can quickly reach customer support through the phone or email.

The travel industry places QR codes strategically on different tourist destinations and attractions to both advertise and provide additional travel information. The airline industry uses QR codes to verify boarding passes, and the hotel industry uses them for contactless dining and to provide its guests with faster check-ins.

With massive amounts of sensitive and confidential patient data in its possession, QR codes help increase security in the healthcare sector. They are used to verify patient ID cards and deliver medical staff important medical history in emergencies. They can also authenticate pharmaceuticals and help prevent counterfeit sales.

Governments of countries have started using QR codes to implement digital voter ID cards, verify official documents, and authenticate website logins to their services. Some cities such as Seoul have even used QR codes for more efficient management of trash bins.

Using biometric authentication with QR codes allows organizations to verify data while maximizing security. As a passwordless authentication service that organizations can quickly deploy, it also eliminates friction for its users.

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