In the early 90s, barcode scanning was becoming increasingly laborious. A Japanese engineer who worked for Denso Wave company named Hara Masahiro came up with a solution of embedding three small squares (with a specific ratio of black and white areas) at the corners of the new barcode enabling scanners to recognize it instantaneously.

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What is a QR Code?Getting StartedCreating our ComponentsOpen Source Session ReplayCreate App ComponentAdding some stylingConclusionResources
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