2017
DOI: 10.1177/0023677217718004
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A simple and inexpensive way to document simple husbandry in animal care facilities using QR code scanning

Abstract: Record keeping within research animal care facilities is a key part of the guidelines set forth by national regulatory bodies and mandated by federal laws. Research facilities must maintain records of animal health issues, procedures and usage. Facilities are also required to maintain records regarding regular husbandry such as general animal checks, feeding and watering. The level of record keeping has the potential to generate excessive amounts of paper which must be retained in a fashion as to be accessible… Show more

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“…Several production units (crops, animals, orchards) could be provided with markers and in several farm contexts (open field, milking parlor, greenhouse). Furthermore, the use of QR codes in agriculture is usually coupled with the traceability of food products [28,29], showing its potential applications in providing accurate information for the logistics of products through the supply chains [30], for storage of animal husbandry records [31], the management of vegetable productions [32], and for milking machine inspections through AR instructions [25]. The four SGs were compared, and each device showed different performances in the detection of QR codes with different speeds and distances.…”
Section: Qr Code Scanning Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several production units (crops, animals, orchards) could be provided with markers and in several farm contexts (open field, milking parlor, greenhouse). Furthermore, the use of QR codes in agriculture is usually coupled with the traceability of food products [28,29], showing its potential applications in providing accurate information for the logistics of products through the supply chains [30], for storage of animal husbandry records [31], the management of vegetable productions [32], and for milking machine inspections through AR instructions [25]. The four SGs were compared, and each device showed different performances in the detection of QR codes with different speeds and distances.…”
Section: Qr Code Scanning Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The security RSA algorithm is far better than the DES algorithm. However, The overall difficulty of the DES algorithm is better [8] . …”
Section: Dedicated App and Two-dimensional Code Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To address this issue, we attempted to develop a simple, flexible, and inexpensive platform to generate and store electronic information records through quick response (QR) code and smartphone technology. QR codes have been rapidly applied in medicine (Kobo et al, 2021), veterinary (Chen et al, 2016), food safety (Matzembacher et al, 2018), and animal management (Green et al, 2017;Hu et al, 2020). To enhance the efficiency of sea turtle rescue, the QR code was fused with the turtle carapace, thus saved a large amount of traceability information.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%