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Originally developed in the mid-1990s for manufacturing and inventory control, QR codes are seen in many places and used for many reasons. Most often, a QR code looks like randomly placed small black squares arranged in a borderless square. However, QR Codes can be customized with different colors and different backgrounds.
210319-F-PO640-1509.JPG Photo By: Koonsiri Boonnak

QUANTICO, Virginia - Originally developed in the mid-1990s for manufacturing and inventory control, QR, or quick response, codes are seen in many places and used for many reasons. Most often, a QR code looks like randomly placed small black squares arranged in a borderless square. However, QR Codes can be customized with different colors and different backgrounds.


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