Update: Tickera - QR Code Event Ticketing Service is now available!
Adding a bar code to a paper resume can send employers directly to online portfolios, additional application materials or detailed contact information. It also is a quick cue into your tech savvy.
Losing your wallet, scrambling through crowds, waiting in extremely long lines for beer, or simply lacking the accessibility to check-in or upload to Facebook – just some of the endless quandaries one may encounter while at a festival, theme park or any leisure event. All of these can be simply avoided via the implementation of NFC technology. People thrive on convenience, simplicity and interaction, all of which event organizers strive to offer its attendees. NFC goes far beyond mobile payments; it truly brings together the digital and physical worlds to provide streamlined processes and intuitive exchanges in ways never experienced before. Having the option to discard physical items, such as cash or tickets, is steadily gaining traction throughout the world; instead, an NFC-enabled wristband (or a smartcard) for event goers will now do the trick.
From the ground, the Lacombe Corn Maze may look like any other field, but an aerial view shows the roughly 15-acre span is a little more high tech. Every year, Kraay Family Farm, operated by Rachel Kraay, her husband and his parents, looks to find a new design for their popular corn maze.
QR codes are now printed on each of its monthly billing statements to allow mobile consumers a more convenient way to make their payments.
New additions to the California State Fair this year enable you to do more with your smartphone than just meet up with friends and take pictures to immediately post on Facebook.
