Architecture proposal for the use of QR code in supply chain management
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https://doi.org/10.14488/1676-1901.v12i1.738Keywords:
QR Code, Tagging, Supply chain management, System architecture, UML.Abstract
Supply chain traceability and visibility are key concerns for many companies. Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is an enabling technology that allows identification of objects in a fully automated manner via radio waves. Nevertheless, this technology has limited acceptance and high costs. This paper presents a research effort undertaken to design a track and trace solution in supply chains, using quick response code (or QR Code for short) as a less complex and cost-effective alternative for RFID in supply chain management (SCM). A first architecture proposal using open source software will be presented as a proof of concept. The system architecture is presented in order to achieve tag generation, the image acquisition and pre-processing, product inventory and tracking. A prototype system for the tag identification is developed and discussed at the end of the paper to demonstrate its feasibility.
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