Multiple application qr code
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsJohannes Arnoldus Cornelis Bernsen, Oscar Garcia Morchon
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsJohannes Arnoldus Cornelis Bernsen, Oscar Garcia Morchon
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The present invention relates to a multiple application QR code capable of storing information of a plurality of applications in such a way that a respective information can be retrieved for each application in a reliable and time-efficient manner. The information is encoded into encoded data including at least a header and a respective data container per application. The header can comprise at least a single identifier indicating a presence of the plurality of applications and a respective application identifier per application. The encoded data are distributedly stored in a plurality of data pixels distributed over an encoding region of the QR code, according to an allocation rule. A QR code reader can retrieve the information stored in the QR code by only accessing and processing the data pixels associated with the respective application of interest and by using an error correction which is specific to this respective application.
A method of encoding information of a plurality of applications for storage in a QR code, the QR code being a single QR code and/or a plurality of linked QR codes, the method comprising at least:
A method of decoding information of a respective application amongst a plurality of applications in a QR code, the QR code being a single QR and/or a plurality of linked QR codes, wherein the information is stored as encoded data in the QR code and the encoded data includes at least a header and a respective data container per application, the method comprising at least:
A device having an associated QR code, the QR code being a single QR code and/or a plurality of linked QR codes and including commissioning information for at least two different commissioning protocols, the commissioning information for each commissioning protocol being stored in a respective container the device, upon reception of an initial commissioning message of a first commissioning protocol from a commissioner device, accepts no initial commissioning message of a second commissioning protocol until the first commissioning protocol finishes.
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