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Kew Gardens iPhone app developer here, Kew Gardens is a large Garden Park here in London, they have many many species of plants in the park - most have little t
by malux85 14y ago
Kew Gardens iPhone app developer here, Kew Gardens is a large Garden Park here in London, they have many many species of plants in the park - most have little tags with their scientific names printed on them, wthey just finished printing QR codes to go along side the tags for each plant. Scan the QR code from inside the Kew Gardens app, and we'll take you to the info page for that plant / attraction. (History, endangerment level, buy stuff etc)
- coryl 14y agoDo your customers/users scan it?
- malux85 14y agoYes we record statistics, there's about 10 scans a day Edit: Dont get me wrong, I think this is the only real relevant use of a QR code - all it's doing it making it so the user doesn't have to type a short URL in. As an app developer I'm always hearing "let's put a QR code there!" and 95% of the time, it's useless and we shoot down the idea