Pure Media Sign Studio prints Quick Response Codes to the DC Metro Area. Also known as QR Codes, they are simply bar codes. Information, such as a phone number, website, or text information can be embedded in the code and read by most smartphones! The cool thing is that once generated, the code will open a virtual world of information and endless possibilities ...
QR Codes are widely used in Japan and across Europe both practically and creatively. It is only now crossing the Oceans to the US.
A natural progression of technology and information.
Axis Salon is known for their innovative and creative art works in their bay windows on Dupont Circle. Always atuned to new and crazy design trends Pure Media presented Axis with some small QR Codes for their window, which was immediately noticed by Patrick Donnelly of QR Arts. Patrick designs with QR Codes and what better than to have a real canvass -- the front of Axis Salon! Patrick designed, Pure Media printed and installed, and Channel 7 ran a story!
QR Coding Other People Have Created From Around The World
In South Korea, a supermarket has introduced QR shopping. No longer do you need to schlepp to the supermarket but you can multitask while waiting for the Metro!
How cool are QR codes? Want to know more?
QR Code, a two-dimensional bar code storing addresses and URLs, is a widely used technology in Japan and elsewhere that can be scanned with camera phones equipped with the appropriate reader.
Anyone with a smartphone can scan and read QR codes with the click of a camera ...
QR Readers
These are "free" apps available for your smart phone. Your app store will have these programs and many more. We enjoy Neoreader.
