“It’s an honor to co-sponsor National Barcode Day. We are very proud to be part of National Barcode Day.” Today, Datalogic technology is the leading edge for retail, manufacturing, transportation, logistics and healthcare giving enterprises solutions that mark, verify, identify, track and trace products globally. That first scanner is still on display at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington DC. Their leadership and innovation made it possible for grocers to keep their shelves stocked and checkouts moving smoothly. Since then, Datalogic has pushed barcode technology to new heights with new devices and solutions that see much more than barcode stripes to provide efficient supply chain and in-store operations. “Datalogic engineers were the first to develop barcode technology for applications in retail, going back to the first retail scan of Wrigley’s chewing gum at a Marsh supermarket in 1974. Jody Costa, VP Marketing, Barcoding, Inc. Barcoding is proud to bring National Barcode Day to life with our partners, and we look forward to creating and celebrating future innovations that support traceability and visibility in the supply chain.” National Barcode Day – while founded by Barcoding, Inc., Datalogic, and ScanSource – is a day for everyone to celebrate efficiency, accuracy, and connectivity. This year, we wanted to create a day to celebrate everything that barcode scanning has meant to the world as well as everyone in the AIDC (automatic identification and data capture) industry. “For over 45 years, the barcode has been the bedrock of mobile data capture, making people’s lives more efficient and productive. Quotes from the three National Barcode Day sponsoring companies can be found below. To view the official National Barcode Day media alert issued by the National Day Calendar organization, please click here. Others can join in on the National Barcode Day celebration by sharing the details and history of #NationalBarcodeDay on their social platforms.
The Registrar at National Day Calendar officially proclaimed National Barcode Day to be observed on June 26 on an annual basis. They may be a very inconspicuous part of our everyday life, but more than six billion barcodes and QR codes are scanned each day. Today’s newest version of the barcode, called the QR code, contains even more data than the original barcode that was introduced in 1974. The barcode revolutionized industries all over the world, powering global commerce, simplifying purchases, and streamlining logistics processes.
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The barcode had been a longtime development (see The History of the Bar Code | Innovation | Smithsonian Magazine) and this momentous occasion led to the invention of the barcode system by George Lauer, which became the catalyst for more than 40 years of efficiency and accuracy that launched the Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) industry and transformed supply chains across almost every industry. This barcode was on a pack of Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit gum, and was a significant achievement for the grocery industry, as many grocers and retailers had been looking for a way to efficiently check out more customers at their stores. On June 26, 1974, the first Universal Product Code (UPC), invented by Norman Joseph Woodland, was scanned by the Model A, developed by Spectra Physics (now part of Datalogic) in Troy, Ohio at a small-town grocery store. The official day was granted by the National Day Calendar organization, the authoritative source for unique National Days, and was one of only 30 National Days granted out of approximately 18,000 applications this year. Three pioneers in the barcoding industry have come together to co-sponsor the first-ever National Barcode Day to be commemorated J– Barcoding, Inc., the leader in supply chain efficiency, accuracy, and connectivity, Datalogic, a global leader in the automatic data capture and factory automation markets, and ScanSource, Inc., a leading global provider of technology products and solutions.
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