QR code

Also known as QR. Category: E-commerce and workflow

A QR code is a two-dimensional matrix barcode that can store a URL, identifier or other text and is readable by dedicated scanners and phone cameras. Unlike a linear barcode, it can hold much more data and be read from any orientation.

How PhotoRobot uses it

SmartCodes can be printed as QR codes or barcodes. PhotoRobot Touch is launched by scanning a start QR code, and the Smart Links page provides QR codes for its endpoints.

  • Barcode: A machine-readable code on a product or label, scanned to identify items without typing.
  • SmartCodes: Printed PhotoRobot trigger codes that start software actions when scanned, such as starting a capture sequence.
  • PhotoRobot Touch: PhotoRobot's iPhone app for handheld product photos, detail shots and simple 360 spins inside the PhotoRobot workflow.

Where this term appears on photorobot.com

Mentioned on 19 pages of photorobot.com:

  1. PhotoRobot SmartCodes User Guide and Print-Ready Code Sheet (Manual)
    Depending on the type of scanner in use, the SmartCode can be in barcode or QR code format.
  2. PhotoRobot Touch - iPhone App User Manual (Manual)
    If using PhotoRobot Touch as QR code scanner, open the Settings in the PhotoRobot Touch App, select Barcodes, and toggle ON the QR code setting to enable QR code support.
  3. Capturing Images with PhotoRobot - User Support Manual (Manual)
    This setting functions to identify an item at the point of capture (typically via barcode or QR code).
  4. Getting Started - A PhotoRobot User Support Manual (Manual)
    It enables identification of an item at the point of capture (typically via barcode or QR code).
  5. Automated iPhone Product Photography (Software)
    Scan Start QR Code.
  6. Smart Links (Page)
    Single place for every Controls endpoint, QR code, and direct download.
  7. PhotoRobot PINK User Guide & Instructions for Operation (Manual)
    To maintain anonymity, it was agreed that a QR code / barcode would be used together with a wireless code reader that is part of the workplace.
  8. Introducing the PhotoRobot Touch iOS Mobile Application (Blog)
    PhotoRobot Touch enables the use of an iPhone as both a camera and a powerful barcode / QR code reader in its workflow.
  9. AR Product Visualization Using 3D & AR Platforms (Blog)
    By simply scanning a QR code, consumers can project items directly onto the body, or into any virtual space.
  10. Practical SmartCode Use in High-Volume Photo Production (Blog)
    This allows production line operators to simply scan QR codes or barcodes to begin various workflow processes.
  11. About PhotoRobot - Company History & Documentation (Manual)
    …PhotoRobot Touch: 2024 - Present (Controls features an iOS app to identify objects via QR code, SKU barcodes, or Universal Product Code.
  12. FOMEI LED DMX 150B Studio Light - PhotoRobot User Guide (Manual)
    Use the QR code below for to find downloads for iOS or Android, or search the Apple Store App store for “DESAL Light +” to download on iOS.
  13. FOMEI LED DMX 300B Studio Light - PhotoRobot User Guide (Manual)
    Search the Apple Store App store for “DESAL Light +” to download on iOS, or use the QR code below for quick access to downloads of iOS or Android versions of the app.
  14. FOMEI LED DMX 600B Studio Light - PhotoRobot User Guide (Manual)
    Find the APK download for Android on fomei.com or use the QR code below for quick download on Android or iOS.
  15. 5 Use Cases: Augmented Reality in Marketing (Blog)
    In this way, by scanning a QR code either on a product or at a location, customers can receive information about the product or find additional promotional material and brand-related experiences.
  16. Augmented Reality for Online Retail and E-Commerce (Blog)
    For in-store purchases, items with AR experiences require only a quick scan of a QR code or product ID number for shoppers to learn more about similar items on sale, compare prices, or even find…
  17. Challenges to Mass Adoption for AR Shopping Apps (Blog)
    Simply adding a QR code and some text to product boxes or showcases isn’t enough, as this doesn’t ensure shoppers will be aware of the shopping app.
  18. Examples of AR Shopping Applications: Then to Now (Blog)
    It also then produces a QR code which shoppers can use in-store by showing to a sales’ representative who can instantly retrieve the user’s shoe size.
  19. Rapidly Onboard Studio Teams with PhotoRobot Academy (Blog)
    Online certification exams produce verifiable certificates with QR-code public verification.

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