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QR codes were invented in 1994 by Masahiro Hara at the Japanese company Denso Wave to streamline the tracking of automobile parts.
Wikipedia - QR Code"QR" stands for "Quick Response" – a nod to how rapidly these codes can be scanned and decoded.
Wikipedia - QR CodeThe unique black-and-white pattern in a QR code isn’t random—it uses a 1:1:3:1:1 ratio for its position markers, chosen because it was the least common sequence on printed materials.
Wikipedia - QR CodeQR codes use Reed–Solomon error correction, which means they can still be read accurately even if parts of the code are smudged or damaged.
Wikipedia - QR CodeThese codes can encode data in several ways—numeric, alphanumeric, byte (binary), and even kanji—to maximize their information capacity.
Wikipedia - QR CodeOnce used solely for auto parts, QR codes now appear on coins and banknotes. The Royal Dutch Mint issued the first official coin featuring a QR code back in 2011.
Wikipedia - QR Code