Updated SDK also improved decoding performance for reading DotCode by optimizing the localization and decoding algorithm.
Difficult-to-read barcodes such as skewed and perspective distorted 1D barcodes are very common challenges that could separate a robust enterprise-grade SDK from its competitions. In the latest release, Dynamsoft Barcode Reader has improved the decoding performance for these scenarios and it’s able to scan extremely skewed 1D barcodes stacked together. Such scenarios are commonly found in scanning rows of books stacked on a shelf or thin product packages closely packed in a box.
Optimizing barcode symbol support for applications ideal in the tobacco industry allows us to further address another large market that can benefit from Dynamsoft’s enterprise-grade barcode reader SDK.
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Dynamsoft has also improved the decoding accuracy of barcode support for the DotCode symbology, primarily used in the tobacco industry. A DotCode is a 2D barcode symbol composed of disconnected dots. This barcode symbol is used to mark tobacco product packages such as cigarettes and e-cigarettes. It entails crucial information such as the pack contents, date, and lot details to ensure proper tracking and tracing throughout the supply chain. The improvement mainly comes from challenging scenarios where the DotCode is deformed, and where the dots are dispersed or blurry. Improved reading accuracy and reading rate for DotCode allows Dynamsoft to better address the needs of the tobacco industry. “We will continue to optimize on Dynamsoft Barcode Reader with added symbol support and performance optimizations.”
These improvements are available in the Dynamsoft Barcode Reader software development kit, version 9.4.
