Decoding Different Patterns in Various Grey Tones Incorporated in the QR Code

Using colors in bar codes causes errors that may adversely affect their readability (Tan etal. 2010), given that the contrast between data and background modules is reduced. Due to the unreliability of using color bar codes, most designers still keep to the limitations placed by Pira International (...

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Main Authors: Filip Cvitić, Jesenka Pibernik
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Graphic Arts 2014-07-01
Series:Acta Graphica
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Online Access:http://www.actagraphica.hr/index.php/actagraphica/article/view/140
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spelling doaj-868286903e79471fb145f3e8879524132020-11-24T23:07:22ZengUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of Graphic ArtsActa Graphica0353-47072014-07-01251-21122106Decoding Different Patterns in Various Grey Tones Incorporated in the QR CodeFilip Cvitić0Jesenka Pibernik1Faculty of Graphic ArtsFaculty of Graphic ArtsUsing colors in bar codes causes errors that may adversely affect their readability (Tan etal. 2010), given that the contrast between data and background modules is reduced. Due to the unreliability of using color bar codes, most designers still keep to the limitations placed by Pira International (Smithers Pira) in 2002 (Williams, 2004). Since the contrast between data modules and background modules is the most important aspect in the process of reliable bar code decoding, this paper explores the dependence of reliable decoding of QR codes incorporated with combinations of grey tones on the technical characteristics of the cameras on smartphones that were marketed in the period between 2008 and 2012.http://www.actagraphica.hr/index.php/actagraphica/article/view/140QR code, greyscale, designed QR codes, mobile devices, reliable QR code decoding
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author Filip Cvitić
Jesenka Pibernik
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Jesenka Pibernik
Decoding Different Patterns in Various Grey Tones Incorporated in the QR Code
Acta Graphica
QR code, greyscale, designed QR codes, mobile devices, reliable QR code decoding
author_facet Filip Cvitić
Jesenka Pibernik
author_sort Filip Cvitić
title Decoding Different Patterns in Various Grey Tones Incorporated in the QR Code
title_short Decoding Different Patterns in Various Grey Tones Incorporated in the QR Code
title_full Decoding Different Patterns in Various Grey Tones Incorporated in the QR Code
title_fullStr Decoding Different Patterns in Various Grey Tones Incorporated in the QR Code
title_full_unstemmed Decoding Different Patterns in Various Grey Tones Incorporated in the QR Code
title_sort decoding different patterns in various grey tones incorporated in the qr code
publisher University of Zagreb, Faculty of Graphic Arts
series Acta Graphica
issn 0353-4707
publishDate 2014-07-01
description Using colors in bar codes causes errors that may adversely affect their readability (Tan etal. 2010), given that the contrast between data and background modules is reduced. Due to the unreliability of using color bar codes, most designers still keep to the limitations placed by Pira International (Smithers Pira) in 2002 (Williams, 2004). Since the contrast between data modules and background modules is the most important aspect in the process of reliable bar code decoding, this paper explores the dependence of reliable decoding of QR codes incorporated with combinations of grey tones on the technical characteristics of the cameras on smartphones that were marketed in the period between 2008 and 2012.
topic QR code, greyscale, designed QR codes, mobile devices, reliable QR code decoding
url http://www.actagraphica.hr/index.php/actagraphica/article/view/140
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