Industry
Retail
QR Tech builds QR, NFC and RFID solutions for retail: product information on the shelf, authenticity checks for premium goods and accurate inventory without manual counts. The same tags can serve shoppers in the store and your teams in the stockroom.
Challenges
What gets in the way today
Shoppers want more product detail than a label can hold.
Inventory counts are slow and error-prone.
Counterfeits damage trust in premium products.
Use cases
Where QR Tech can help
Examples of what's possible. Every solution is shaped around your processes.
01
Product information
QR codes or NFC tags on shelves and packaging open details, guides and reviews.
- QR codes
- NFC
02
Authenticity checks
NFC tags with secure chips let customers verify that a product is genuine.
- NFC
- Digital identity
03
Inventory visibility
RFID tags make stock counts faster and more accurate.
- RFID
- Analytics
Solutions
Relevant solutions
QR-based solutions
Dynamic QR experiences for packaging, print, menus, documents and access, managed and measured from software.
- QR codes
- Cloud software
RFID solutions
Hands-free identification for inventory, assets, logistics and access, with readers and software that turn reads into data.
- RFID
- Analytics
Smart tags & digital identity
Unique, verifiable identities for products, assets and places, using tags that combine QR, NFC and RFID.
- Smart tags
- Digital identity
FAQ
Questions about retail
What's the difference between RFID and barcodes for stock?
A barcode needs line of sight and one scan per item. UHF RFID reads many tags at once without line of sight, so a stock count that took hours can take minutes. Tags cost more than printed labels, which is why RFID usually starts with higher-value lines.
How can a tag help prove a product is genuine?
Some NFC chips support cryptographic authentication, so each tap can be checked against a record instead of just reading a number. Printed codes can be copied, so they suit information and engagement rather than authentication on their own.
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