Many enterprises are turning to smartphone scanning to power a number of workflows and unlock new productivity gains. Executives are looking to take advantage of ubiquitous smartphones, with increasingly powerful CPUs and cameras that…
Today Scandit is pleased to announce the release of Scandit SDK for the Web version 5.0, which includes a number of improvements and many new features. In a nutshell, you will get:
A much faster engine with a faster…
As we all continue to adapt to the new world, at Scandit we haven’t let that distract our focus from driving performance improvements that will help our customers to accomplish even more with our software. Today we are excited to…
According to recent figures, there are over three billion smartphone users globally, with the number expected to grow by several hundred million over the next few years. So it’s not surprising that enterprises across most industries are…
Today we are excited to announce the production release of the Scandit Barcode Scanner and OCR SDK 6.1, the first point release since the initial release of 6.0.
As you might know, 6.0 improved the developer experience…
Over the last decade, we’ve made great strides with augmented reality (AR)—a technology that seeks to merge the digital and physical worlds together into one seamless experience. By capitalizing on this technology,…
IT asset management (ITAM) is a process that seeks to merge inventory, financial and risk management functions to support business success. By compiling detailed information on your organization’s software and hardware inventory, you can…
For developers, perhaps the biggest obstacle to getting your organization on board with adopting a disruptive technology like mobile data capture is making the case for a great return on investment (ROI). Here are 9 questions that…
There are many types of barcodes—and each brings unique opportunities and limitations. With such a range of options to choose from, it can be tough to determine which barcodes will best suit your products, inventory or assets. Should you…
Aztec Code is a barcode type invented by Andrew Longacre, Jr. and Robert Hussey in 1995. It is a 2-D symbology that encodes data in square rings around a bulls-eye pattern that draws its name for its resemblance to an Aztec Pyramid. Unlike…