Denso Wave gave QR Code to the world and it became the scan standard.
Denso Wave invented QR in 1994, waived its key patent for standardized codes, and QR became the universal link between print and phones.
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Denso Wave invented QR in 1994, waived its key patent for standardized codes, and QR became the universal link between print and phones.
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