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Sep 18, 2012 · QRpedia used in a public space (from museums to zoos) allows easy-to-access free information to the whole society, making it accessible in your language, letting institutions personalize the experience for visitors and improve accessibility to online content .

Jan 22, 2012 · QRpedia is the revolutionary way for museums to regenerate their exhibits. QRpedia’s unique technology automatically detects the visitor’s language and redirects them to a mobile formatted article written in their preferred language.

Feb 23, 2012 · QRpedia is changing the way we create QR codes – and we need you to help us test them! At the moment, QRpedia codes have a small problem with accented characters and non-Latin alphabets. When you scan in a code with accents, you may see a screen like this:

QRpedia Blog Revolutionary language-detecting QR codes – for use in museums, gallaries, archives, libraries, gardens, art installations, and more!

QRpedia Blog Revolutionary language-detecting QR codes – for use in museums, gallaries, archives, libraries, gardens, art installations, and more!

Feb 12, 2011 · A quick round up of QRpedia in the news: The New Media Consortium has produced a report entitled Technology Outlook: UK Tertiary Education. The full report (PDF) specifically mentions QRpedia Codes as “smart objects” and predicts a time-to-Adoption of four to five years. I think we can do it sooner than that, though!

In 2011 Wikipedians wrote and translated 1200 new articles to allow the museums objects to read in over a dozen languages using QRpedia codes.

QRpedia is changing the way we create QR codes – and we need you to help us test them! At the moment, QRpedia codes have a small problem with accented characters and non-Latin alphabets. When you scan in a code with accents, you may see a screen like this:

QRpedia Blog Revolutionary language-detecting QR codes – for use in museums, gallaries, archives, libraries, gardens, art installations, and more!