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Text which is optimized for machine use might not be human-readable, yet remain quite human-friendly. QRcode is designed so that cameraphones can quickly upload text from physical objects. I can imagine a QR Code print preview or a QR Code feed (something like an XML feed) available in browsers or via blogware. This would allow users to download text entries from a browser screen into their cameraphone/pda without having to establish any kind of wireless / bluetooth / cable sync.

Text may be stylized in a way we are unfamiliar with, as in blackletter – it may be interspersed with some markup we don’t understand, such as HTML – it may be be a substitution system we aren’t familiar with, such as braille or morse code – or it may be a system that, while technically human-readable, isn’t particularly optimized for reading by humans, as with barcodes, which were originally an adaptation of morse to the needs of machines (although barcodes can be read, if slowly).

I’m also really attracted to the idea of QR Code, not just prose, but fiction – perhaps a piece along the lines of Nick Montfort and Scott Rettberg’s Implementation project (a serialized novel distributed as stickers). The story could be distributed on objects with each giving a snippet of story and indicating where another piece could be retrieved. The attraction for me is that the image is unreadable until the reader scans it into a phone – the act of translating the text and uploading it into memory are the same, so a dedicated reader will end up collecting all the pieces of the puzzle in one memory chip (vs. Implementation, where the stickers tend to stay ’stuck’ as they thematically meditate on the nature of place).

As for investigation object, 300 camera equipped portable telephone users of 18 year old ~50 generations. As for man and woman ratio man 50.0%, woman 50.0%, as for classified by age, 18~19 year 20.0% and 20 generations 20.0% and 30 generations 20.0% and 40 generations 20.0% and 50 generations 20.0%.

About the use of the camera of the mobile phone from user 234 only 1 times or more use in month, as for the most reply with “photographing the still picture” 99.6% (233 people). The result almost says that everyone has done for photographing the still picture. The user “for reading the bar-code” has become 56.0% (131 people) , it was recognized that 1 people or more has used the function of bar-code reading for 2 people. Furthermore, as for the user which is used for recording animated picture 48.3% (113 people) , this time activity ratio was lower than bar-code reading.

Using the QR code which is installed to the gadget, where sales and promotion campaign usually accessed, it reached the point why camera of mobile phones is more to use frequently.

The bottom line is the camera of the mobile telephone you probably can say that it has become necessary ones, with evolution of the lifestyle of sales and promotion campaign QR code model.

QR Code with a face design.

Design QR makes it possible to incorporate eye-catching images of logos, characters, or photos into QR code, while calculating without losing any information of the code.

“QR Code is open in the sense that the specification of QR Code is disclosed and that the patent right owned by Denso Wave is not exercised.”—from the Denso-Wave website.

In Japan, firms store advertising information such as shop addresses in QR codes and print them on their advertisements. Consumers who wish to copy down the information no longer need to type or write; they use camera phones to take a picture and decode the QR using downloaded software.

Here the features of QR-Code :

• Storage

• QR Code Data capacity

• Numeric only Max. 7,089 characters
  Alphanumeric Max. 4,296 characters
  Binary (8 bits) Max. 2,953 bytes
  Kanji/Kana Max. 1,817 characters
  Error Correction capacity
  Level L 7% of codewords can be restored.
  Level M 15% of codewords can be restored.
  Level Q 25% of codewords can be restored.
  Level H 30% of codewords can be restored.