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itamp;#39;s likely youamp;#39;ve seen much more of qr codes in the last 12 months than ever before thanks to the 2020 pandemic restaurants are keen not to share physical menus shops would like you to join their virtual queue and some places like gyms and libraries would like to be able to contact you in case of an outbreak but how do qr codes actually work and how have they managed to virtualize the physical world around us hereamp;#39;s how it happened the solution to all of these very modern problems is of course a qr code a type of 2d barcode first invented in japan in 1994 the design was modeled on the coloured pieces from go a board game even more popular than chess across much of asia traditional barcodes were already in existence but the amount of data they could store was limited given they were scanned horizontally only manufacturing plants specifically car factories needed a technology that could carry much more information and be read docHubly quicker than existing m

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The method is simple, it consists on replacing a certain number of codewords of data in the QR code with the information to hide. When the QR is read, the replaced codewords are considered as errors and are corrected by the error correction mechanism when read.
When a QR scanner is scanning a QR code, it actually scans these modules independently. This means that if one of the eight squares (or bytes) in the module happens to be covered up, the scanner will render the entire module as unreadable.
Even if part of the bar code is destroyed or obscured, it is still possible for a device to read the product ID. QR codes are designed to be scanned using a camera, such as those found on your smartphone.
Aim for a minimum size of 2 cm x 2 cm (0.8 inches x 0.8 inches) for best results. The farther away you expect users to be while scanning the code, the bigger you should make the code. As a rule of thumb, for every 10 cm of distance to the code, add an extra 1 cm to the length and width of the code.
It is able to do this because a QR code is a pattern that can be easily recreated with an algorithm. At most, a QR code can be damaged by 30% and it still can be scanned properly without any error. However, this is limited to QR codes with a lower number of squares or QR code data size.
You can disguise your QR code as part of an image. Since visual QR codes are customizable, you can add them to the overall picture using the same color scheme. By doing so, you will still be able to maintain the images aesthetic, and users wont notice that you hide a QR code in that image.
A QR code is capable of encoding a maximum of 2953 bytes of data, 4296 alphanumeric characters, 7089 numeric characters, or 1817 Kanji characters (character set ing to JIS X 0208).

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