Barcode is Good for Your Wealth
Roger Lavery
Abstract
Roger Lavery
Abstract
Barcode as a powerful automatic identification technique in everything from retailing to heavy manufacturing is discussed, outlining the technology available to the industrial sector – industrial scanners, readers, printers and systems. A typical factory floor data collection and production information system (ShopScan) is described as an illustrative example, though wide‐ranging applications are possible.
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Barcode as a powerful automatic identification technique in everything from retailing to heavy manufacturing is discussed, outlining the technology available to the industrial sector – industrial scanners, readers, printers and systems. A typical factory floor data collection and production information system (ShopScan) is described as an illustrative example, though wide‐ranging applications are possible.
Key concepts: Barcode, Factory (object-oriented programming), Identification (biology), Computer science, Ranging, Manufacturing engineering, Data science, Engineering