Industrial application is the oldest use case for the QR code, with the automobile industry first adopting it to authenticate parts in 1994. More and more manufacturers have gotten on board the QR code train since then, but largely, very little has changed as far as functionality goes. With QR Fox, you could change that!
Using our image-to-QR code tech, you can create codes that instantly point to their functionality, while doing a lot more than just proving the authenticity of parts. Your Designer QR codes could link to certifications, manuals, how-to videos, product catalogs, and manufacturing details – driving home that your parts are not only real; they're also the best!
Industrial application is the oldest use case for the QR code, with the automobile industry first adopting it to authenticate parts in 1994. More and more manufacturers have gotten on board the QR code train since then, but largely, very little has changed as far as functionality goes. With QR Fox, you could change that!
Using our image-to-QR code tech, you can create codes that instantly point to their functionality, while doing a lot more than just proving the authenticity of parts. Your Designer QR codes could link to certifications, manuals, how-to videos, product catalogs, and manufacturing details – driving home that your parts are not only real; they're also the best!
With more and more financial institutions embracing digital, QR codes have found a home in facilitating payments within the retail space. We believe, however, that there’s even more scope in this segment because QR codes have the potential to reduce queues, lower costs, increase staff efficiency, and boost foot traffic.
Thanks to the QR Code , more and more restaurants and eateries are embracing the digital menu , saving on printing costs. However, having an unappetizing collection of black dots as a table ornament just isn’t a thematic fit for some establishments , while static functionality makes updating difficult.
Events are all about standing out, so why use the same QR Code blob as the competition when QR Fox is available? What if you could turn the art of your posters, pamphlets, and other media, into working QR codes?
