skannerbar
Skannerbar is a term used in Swedish-language technical and archival contexts to describe objects, documents, or data that can be read or interpreted by scanning technology. It covers physical barcodes and two-dimensional codes as well as text and data intended for optical character recognition or other automated reading methods. The concept is important in logistics, manufacturing, libraries, and digital archiving because scanning enables fast data capture, indexing, and inventory control.
The word is formed from skanner (scanner) and the suffix -bar, indicating capability. In practice, items described
Examples of skannerbara technologies include barcodes (UPC and EAN), two-dimensional codes such as QR codes and
Best practices to maintain skannerbar readability include high-contrast printing, appropriate size and quiet zones for barcodes,