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8 Epic Uses Of Qr Codes That I Found Out Today
Did you know that QR Codes were created for the Japanese automotive industry in 1994? This 2 decade-old technology is now everywhere!
Want to create one for yourself? Here’s all the inspiration you need!
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#1 You can have a QR Code for your pet’s collar. Never lose your furry friends again!
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#2 Guinness put QR Codes on beer mugs
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#3 QR Codes on trees tell you how old the tree is!
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#4 You can trace your food’s origin with QR Codes
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#5 You can put your Tinder Bio on an Etsy’s QR Code Necklace
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#6 Hallmark’s greeting have QR Codes for customized messages
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#7 You can scan QR Codes and save contact information
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#8 There are edible QR Codes on sushi! Say what?
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Bob Beltcher 6 years ago
I find QR codes are becoming more polular when buying things that need to be assembled. Instead of some confusing manual in 10 different languages, it leads you to a YouTube video showing you each step. I like that it saves paper.
Sneh Choudhary (Post author) 6 years ago (edited)
Hey Bob, that's absolutely true. QR Codes do save paper and product manuals are so easy to lose. And with IKEA furniture, it becomes especially infuriating if you don't have a product manual.
Load More Replies... Bob Beltcher 6 years ago
I find QR codes are becoming more polular when buying things that need to be assembled. Instead of some confusing manual in 10 different languages, it leads you to a YouTube video showing you each step. I like that it saves paper.
Sneh Choudhary (Post author) 6 years ago (edited)
Hey Bob, that's absolutely true. QR Codes do save paper and product manuals are so easy to lose. And with IKEA furniture, it becomes especially infuriating if you don't have a product manual.
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