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Keeping Track with Symbology
Overview These last couple of years have seen much progress in bar code reading reliability, longer reading distances, and all-encompassing bar code data collection. Now for the inevitable “but”: There really haven’t been any earth-shaking changes in how bar code technology really works. That’s not to say nothing has been happening. The big news is that the automotive industry is implementing standards to use two-dimensional (2D) code symbologies in day-to-day supply chain and production operations. Bar code technology tends to lead the industry, and now the industry is catching up by gravitating toward PDF417 for shipping labels and Data Matrix for direct part marking (DPM).
| Publisher | Intermec Technologies Corporation | File Format | HTML & PDF |
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| Date Published | March 2001 | Downloads | 40 |
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