TrillCode Offers Branded Mobile Codes

TrillCode , another Physical World Connection player, announces the availability to include brand/ targeted images within their mobile code. They have also increased the speed and accuracy of the TrillCode reader.

One of the obstacles I see with Physical World Connection adoption is users asking Whose mobile code are you and where will you take me?.


Branded mobile codes, or mobile codes that are easily identifiable, eliminate this obstacle.

The main features of TrillCodes are:

-is build from the ground to be used with camera phones

-it's one of the few which has the decoder integrated in the phone application and does not rely on server decoding - this mean no data traffic and more important no cost at all for users

-is scalable, you can input 8-210 characters (numbers, letters, signs) and the size accommodate with your data.

-is fast

-has a very good rate of recognition even at small code dimensions

- allow placing a logo image inside the code

-has a distinct and pleasant looking design

-is omni-directional

-is the first to embed forms making it easy to place orders or generate feedback

Trillcode Creates A Unique Physical World Hyperlink

Notice anything different about the 2d code from Trillcode?

I talked about the many functions of a Trillcode before, but they are doing something unique.

Here's another Physical World Connection player that has done something very smart. One of the biggest complaints I hear about PWC is identifying the different codes and the scanning applications.

One of the things that will separate the PWC companies, is when each code is recognizable. BeeTagg offers a unique code and Nextcode's ConnexTo tag can be personalized.

Take a look at PWC player Trillcode and see how they allow a company to place an image or logo inside of the 2d code.

Trillcode allows brands, services to identify their own physical world hyperlinks (2D codes). That is a great selling point for adoption.

Today Lark Computers, a Romanian company, introduced the second version of its Trillcode reader. The new release greatly enhance the maximum content length decoding ability, to reach 210 characters on medium-high-end phones. Also it is the first time when a mobile barcode reader is used to process and send order forms or play melodies. The next version of the reader application will double the currently maximum values.

Mr. Cozmin Tircob, Managing Director of Lark Computers said: "We are looking to embed an entire application inside the barcode. Our future product, currently under development, will benefit from the extended storing capacity of the Trillcode. This will give our barcode another dimension and will allow companies using the Trillcode encoder to build in minutes a customized mobile application and deploy it in a barcode."

The application can be used to briefly present the company, products, services and allow clients to order or send feedback from "one click away". There will be options to receive news or advertisements from the company if a network connection is available.

To download the free Trillcode reader, and see how to create your own Trillcode