
As part of a Google DemoSlam contest, NYC resistor recently held a Tasty QR code contest. They made edible QR codes out of everything from tortillas to Jello. Om-nom-nom!
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As part of a Google DemoSlam contest, NYC resistor recently held a Tasty QR code contest. They made edible QR codes out of everything from tortillas to Jello. Om-nom-nom!
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Have any of you deep-in-the-craft Makers ever seen the algorithm by which QR Code is *de*coded (dot_pattern -> text)?
I’ve been hunting for over a year now, and the closest i’ve come is “there is a function for that written in java for a project that’s now dead on this link that is broken …”
It’s said that this algorithm has been openly released (from Japanese industry-land) …but where? behind some pay-for-ACTA-IEEE wall, or what?
Thank’ee!
Check out the QR Code library:
http://qrcode.sourceforge.jp/
and the Japanese one that you mentioned (which is in Japanese) is here:
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/qrcode/docs/qrcode_specification_ja/en/1/qrcode_specification_ja.pdf
Thank you Sir! That qrcode.sourceforge.jp link has considerably more than I had seen elsewhere.
Thanks for posting this innovative use of QR codes..