"1D barcodes", also known as one-dimensional barcodes, are a type of barcode that encodes information in a single dimension. They consist of a series of parallel lines of varying widths and can represent various types of data, such as product codes, item numbers, or tracking IDs. These barcodes are commonly used in retail, logistics, inventory management, and other fields for product or asset identification and tracking.
Typical functions of software in the "1D barcodes" domain include:
Barcode creation: The software allows for the creation of 1D barcodes by inputting the corresponding data and selecting the desired barcode type.
Barcode scanning: It provides the ability to scan 1D barcodes using a barcode scanner or the camera of a mobile device to capture the information encoded within them.
Barcode printing: The software supports printing 1D barcodes on labels, packaging, or other materials to physically affix them to products or assets.
Barcode formatting: It enables customization of formatting options for 1D barcodes, such as the width of the bars, text position, and font.
Barcode verification: Some software solutions offer features for verifying printed barcodes to ensure they are correct and readable.