Jan 6, 2017
ECG HRQR
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ECG HRQR
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Testing HRQR in combination with Layar
HRQR Human Readable Quick Response
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Testing.
We present a visual Human Readable Quick Response (HRQR) Code that can replace usual QR Code applications. Our contribution is a visual code for generating messages that can be read by humans in the same way it can be read by machines. Instead of relying only on computational error correction, the system allows a human to read the message and therefore reinterpret errors in the visual image that a computer is unable to correct. The HRQR code has a simple hash value check. A computer can use this hash value for identifying the correctness of its interpretation. Unlike QR Code, HRQR Code finds it inspiration in traditional calligraphy. The shapes generated by the HRQR Code have been used in middle eastern cultures over hundreds of years.
Generate your own HRQR Codes via: http://www.hrqr.org
Download the HRQR Reader in the iTunes App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hrqr/id1020790145
Learn about the HRQR Alphabet: http://www.hrqr.org/abc
We present a visual Human Readable Quick Response (HRQR) Code that can replace usual QR Code applications. Our contribution is a visual code for generating messages that can be read by humans in the same way it can be read by machines. Instead of relying only on computational error correction, the system allows a human to read the message and therefore reinterpret errors in the visual image that a computer is unable to correct. The HRQR code has a simple hash value check. A computer can use this hash value for identifying the correctness of its interpretation. Unlike QR Code, HRQR Code finds it inspiration in traditional calligraphy. The shapes generated by the HRQR Code have been used in middle eastern cultures over hundreds of years.
Generate your own HRQR Codes via: http://www.hrqr.org
Download the HRQR Reader in the iTunes App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hrqr/id1020790145
Learn about the HRQR Alphabet: http://www.hrqr.org/abc