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QR Code Recognition Based on Image Processing

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  • J Seetha
  • G Manikandan
  • S. Hemalatha
  • Vilma Veronica

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To solve the QR code recognition problem caused by ordinary camera collection, the recognition algorithm based on image processing is put forward in this paper. The whole process including image binarization, image tilt correction, image orientation, image geometric correction and image normalization allows images collected on different illumination conditions. Experiments show that the improved method can enhance the recognition speed of two-dimensional code and accuracy. QR i.e. “Quick Response” code is a 2D matrix code that is designed by keeping two points under consideration, i.e. it must store large amount of data as compared to 1D barcodes and it must be decoded at high speed using any handheld device like phones. QR code provides high data storage capacity, fast scanning, omnidirectional readability, and many other advantages including, error-correction (so that damaged code can also be read successfully) and different type of versions. Different varieties of QR code symbols like logo QR code, encrypted QR code, QR Code are also available so that user can choose among them according to their need. Now these days, a QR code is applied in different application streams related to marketing, security, academics etc. and gain popularity at a really high pace. Day by day more people are getting aware of this technology and use it accordingly. The popularity of QR code grows rapidly with the growth of smartphone users and thus the QR code is rapidly arriving at high levels of acceptance worldwide.

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  • J Seetha & G Manikandan & S. Hemalatha & Vilma Veronica, 2024. "QR Code Recognition Based on Image Processing," International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology, Technoscience Academy, vol. 11(2), pages 160-168, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:etm:ijsrst:v11:y2024:i2:id:21
    DOI: 10.32628/IJSRST52411227
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