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Wednesday August 17, 2005 5:33 pm
QR Codes to Be Used to Track Lost Japanese Children
The real-world usefulness of QR codes, the more powerful successor to bar codes, will be put to the test next week in a Japanese theme park. The park will use QR codes to track and assist children who get separated from their groups. Each child will have a personalized code attached to them, which can be scanned by park personnel and will contain an e-mail address that, once notified, will send a message via SMS to the parent, notifying them of their child’s whereabouts.
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This could help chidren from being lost or kidnapped.
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