(The Conversation) — Few objects in the world are more immediately recognizable than the barcode. After all, barcodes are all around us — more than 6 billion are scanned every single day. They’re on ...

This post originally appeared on Kao Collins' The Ink Tank. The invention of the barcode for marking and coding was ahead of its time in 1952 when it was granted a patent. Norman Joseph Woodland and ...

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Barcodes grace almost every product for sale. Given how much package real estate they command, why shouldn’t they look cool? Since 2005, D-Barcode has been creating custom barcodes for a mostly ...