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International Journal of Electronics Automation Original Research

QR Code Application for Hardware Devices

  1. V.A. Parjane Sanjivani K.B. Polytechnic
  2. Simran Pathan Sanjivani K.B. Polytechnic
  3. Anuradha Pagare Sanjivani K.B. Polytechnic
  4. Renuka Nikam Sanjivani K.B. Polytechnic
  5. Shreya Songare Sanjivani K.B. Polytechnic

Abstract

There are numerous variations of QR code symbols, including logo QR codes, encrypted QR codes, and iQR Codes, so users can select one that best suits their needs. A QR code is used these days in a variety of application streams linked to marketing, security, academia, etc., and is rapidly gaining popularity. More people are becoming aware of this technology and using it appropriately daily. With the increase in smartphone users, QR codes are becoming more and more popular, and they are quickly gaining widespread acceptability. The lab is a location with a variety of tools available for programming tasks. The already-created records have been manually entered using Word or Excel. For laboratory inventory, Quick Response (QR) codes are recommended. The goal of this research is to create a tool that will help the lab staff in the IT and computing department’s lab. The application will go through lab testing and is supported by responsive web and Android technologies. The results show that the automated system is more effective than the manual one.

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