Top Mobile Barcode Providers
This is my stab at Top Mobile Barcode Providers - Download with pictures here! Top Mobile Barcode Providers
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No. |
Name |
Description |
Type |
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1 |
2D Sense Platform |
Formerly iMatrix, www.2dsense.com is a user-oriented reader that handles QR, Datamatrix and Shotcode |
A D |
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2 |
3GVision |
A huge player in the mobile barcode industry in Japan, www.3gvision.com provides access to QR codes over a huge variety of platforms, and helps clients build their own QR campaigns. |
A D E |
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3 |
BeeTagg |
www.beetagg.com is a multi-code reader which also supports it’s own propietary code, the BeeTagg System. |
A C D |
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4 |
Camclic |
www.camclic.com reads all major 1d and 2d codes, and adds web content to existing physical codes |
A E |
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5 |
GS1 |
www.gs1.org, the global standards organisation, also provides barcodes and solutions for barcode marketing |
C E |
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6 |
i-nigma |
Originally developed by 3GVision, www.i-nigma.com reads and creates QR codes. |
A D E |
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7 |
Kaywa |
www.kaywa.com offers a QRcode reader and campaign creator. |
A D |
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8 |
Mbarc |
Specialising in airline travel, www.mbarc.nl offers mobile ticketing, ID and coupon offers through barcodes |
A E |
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9 |
Mobile Discovery |
www.mobilediscovery.com provides a mobile advertising network geared towards barcodes with their Connected Media PlatformTM |
A C E |
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10 |
Mobile Tag |
www.mobiletag.com is a french based company that provides a Datamatrix reader and commercial card code creater |
A D |
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11 |
Mobiqa |
Specialising in mobile ticketing and coupons, www.mobiqa.com focuses on Datamatrix codes |
A E |
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12 |
NeoMedia |
www.neom.com uses it’s NeoReader software to read mobile barcodes, and concentrates on effective mobile ticketing, two-way transactions and embedded advertising campaigns |
A E |
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13 |
Nextcode |
www.nextcodecorp.com offers three services. 1) Barcode decoding software for mobile. 2) mCode, its own form of barcode. 3) Connexto, apps for carriers to connect barcodes to content. |
A C |
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14 |
Nokia |
Available out-of-the-box on most Nokia handsets, their software allows you to read standard barcodes and create your own |
A D |
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15 |
NTT DoCoMo |
Another Japanese company, www.nttdocomo.com provides software for creating and reading QR code over their “i-mode” family of products. |
A D E |
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16 |
Qipit |
www.qipit.com provide software to clarify and digitize mobile pictures of fine detail. Their software enables easy reading of any 1d barcodes. |
B |
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17 |
Quickmark |
Focusing mostly on eCommerce and business cards, www.quickmark.com.tw provide software for reading and creating codes that enable automatic billing and item purchase by mobile |
A D E |
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18 |
Scanbuy |
http://scanbuy.com supports QR and Datamatrix, but also issue it’s own propietary EZcode. |
A C D |
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19 |
Scanlife |
www.scanlife.com provides an EZcode reader and creator for personal and commercial use |
A D |
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20 |
Semacode |
The creators of the open-source Datamatrix code, www.semacode.com main focus is using their code with social networks through a Facebook application |
A |
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21 |
ShotCode |
www.shotcode.com issues the proprietary Shotcode 2d barcode, and provide readers, creators and campaigns around it. |
A C D E |
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22 |
Upcode |
www.upc.fi uses Datamatrix codes and covers a wide number of applications for consumers, providers and clients |
A D E |
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23 |
Windows Office Marketplace |
There is a wide variety of third-party software developed for reading and creating 2d barcodes available on the Windows Office Marketplace, http://office.microsoft.com /en-us/marketplace/ |
A D |
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24 |
ZXing |
http://code.google.com/p/zxing/ is an open-source Java programme that focuses on decoding 1D/2D barcodes on the device, without communicating with a server. |
A |
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Comment made on November 28th, 2008 at 5:55 pmWow, first non-biased post I have seen on this site. Just the pure facts. Nice post.
Oh wait, now I see, Bena did not post this, that must be the explanation.
Comment made on November 28th, 2008 at 5:55 pmThere’s also this QR-Code and Data Matrix generator. Maybe you can add that one to the list?
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Comment made on November 29th, 2008 at 3:30 pmHmm. There is an error here.
Kaywa => http://www.kayway.com offers a QRcode reader and campaign creator.
It’s Kaywa as you wrote and the address is http://www.kaywa.com or for the reader it’s http://reader.kaywa.com
Thanks for fixing this.
Best regards
Comment made on November 29th, 2008 at 9:39 pmKaywa
I really like your analysis and overall coverage of the QR code space. The following were announced during a joint presentation @ MobilecampNYC 3.
Unlike most I approach this from the end-user perspective. We recently presented our project and perspective on 2d code use adaptation and adoption on main street and so would like to clarify on 2dsense since we are more familiar with them. I am not sure but my investigation has shown that the reader may actually read some non standard formats.
2Dsense actually
A standard reader- currently only Iphone (my only frustration thus far) but reads QR,
C – barcode provider it’s own proprietary code- currently Dandelion and Blotcode and soon their logo code (which I am really exited about)
D Barcode generators soon white label solution
E – augmenters I actually chose 2dsense to develop solution for our project which enters phase 2 this Monday.
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There is a lot “said” as to what will or will not influence the success of 2d codes.
Download access to a reader is actually one of our concerns. We are thus far undecided as to which reader and unsatisfied with general offerings. There seems to be a lot of conflict of interest issues and as such we are hesitant as to which readers to recommend to our participants. Integrity of Brands that provide readers as well as generators is extremely important.
We chose to employ a “testing theory through practice mode” with the intent of having interested parties access to all aspect of our project’s development. we first introduced the visual elements to our community via flyers and printed conversations, We are now testing logistics http://www.demarketplace.com/blog/2008/08/2d-bar-codes-uses-usability-and-adaptation/
We are in the process of updating that presentation as part of our overall program Anyone interested in a viewing our early stage layout can check
http://preview.tinyurl.com/qr-code-Talk
We will notify you of our progress
Comment made on November 30th, 2008 at 12:31 am@ Bonnie
The NeoReader greatly outperforms 2Dsense for the iPhone.
Just a friendly FYI
Comment made on December 1st, 2008 at 2:23 amYou forgot to add insqribe!
QR Code creation, management and tracking.
http://www.insqribe.com
Thanks
Comment made on December 1st, 2008 at 3:40 amDanny
There’s too much voodoo in this space. It’s drop-dead easy and doesn’t need a self-styled ‘provider’.
(About 30 minutes’s work, and most of that was the drawing)
Comment made on December 11th, 2008 at 6:38 pm@ James
The name “Squiggly Squares” is STUPID!
Cheers
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