Link the offline world to the online world and make things come alive. All you need is a Multicode Reader on your phone.

Link the offline world to the online world and make things come alive. All you need is a Multicode Reader on your phone.

The Textview scanner is a mobile 2D multicode reader designed for camera ready mobile phones and handheld devices. 

A 2D code is composed of black and white squares which represent information. 

2D Codes can be used everywhere and in all media. 

The code can be very small and still be read by an ordinary mobilephone. 

2D Codes can include many functions and combine multiple interests. 

It is the easy and effective way to offer customers access
to services and information. 

2D Codes can be used for: Logistics, Education, Ticket sales, Direct marketing, Games/gambling, Personal use/privacy, Translations/travel, Packaging, Control, Marketing, (back-end), Integrated information, Intelligent systems, Money transactions. 

The world is becoming mobilized, 2D data codes are already being used extensively in the Far East, and the technology has been designed with the domestic user in mind, the use of these 2D codes is limitless, so put your imagination to the test.

Smartcodes in The Far East

The Japan story

It all started in 2002 with the Japanese network carriers (NTT DoCoMo, J-Phone), handset makers (Panasonic, NEC, SHARP), and a number of service companies (Denso, MediaSeek, 3GVision) collaborating to create innovative uses for the new cameras in mobile phones. Their favourite was an idea to turn a camera phone into a barcode scanner, delivering encoded information - including URL's that could connect direct to the mobile internet.

QR codes

The style of barcode that was adopted is called QR (short for Quick Response) and five short years later, QR codes are recognized by over 90% of Japanese mobile users - and used by over 50% of them - for fast and easy access on the move to encoded information or the internet. More people in Japan now surf the web from a mobile phone than from a PC, and QR codes are found everywhere - in advertising and promotional materials, on product packaging and vending machines - to deliver 'Quick Response'.