bar coding
Product stripe system
Bar coding is the process of labeling items with barcodes—those patterns of parallel lines or squares that encode product information.
Retailers use bar coding for inventory tracking and checkout scanning.
The term covers both applying physical labels and the broader system of organizing products by scannable codes: We need to finish bar coding the new shipment before opening.
- scannerDevice that reads data
- inventoryCatalog of held assets
- inventory managementOverseeing stored merchandise levels
- UPCProduct identification stripes
- labelsIdentifying markers attached to items
shipping label · checkout · beep · stripes · tracking · retail · warehouse · SKU · laser · product · package · QR · reader · black · white · black and white · lines · scan
- Markingstamping, stenciling, labeling, tagging, lettering
- inventorystock, items, products, merchandise, assets
- blood bankingblood donation, blood bank, blood transfusion, blood donor, blood typing
bar codingbiometric identification
Authentication through bodily characteristics
image recognition · facial recognition · fingerprint scanning · voice recognition · visual inspection
bar, code, coding, bars, barred, barring, codes, coded, coder