Datamatrix Data Encoding is a form of two-dimensional barcode encoding. It was originally developed by the 3M corporation in the 1970s and has since been adopted by many industries for labeling purposes. Datamatrix codes can be read with readers designed to scan these codes, which emit light at different angles to decode data contained within them. This article provides three points about DataMatrix reader technology.
1) Datamatrix encoders are used primarily on product labels to track inventory
2) Datamatrix readers can detect encoded information from multiple angles, making it possible for them to read even if they’re not facing the right way.
3) The Datamatrix reader can pick up encoded information from different angles to get the data even if it is not facing correctly.
To avoid incorrect readings and the loss of valuable products or inventory due to mishandling, companies are increasingly using Datamatrix readers for their applications, leading to a greater demand for Datamatrix readers.
