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'''This is a list of companies that are interesting in the context of Consumerium.''' | '''This is a list of companies that are interesting in the context of Consumerium.''' | ||
* http://www.baracoda.com - Maker of the First [[Bluetooth]] [[Barcode]] [[scanner]], The | * http://www.baracoda.com - Maker of the First [[Bluetooth]] [[Barcode]] [[scanner]], The Baracoda Pencil | ||
* http://www.mitigo.com - Maker of the First Commercial Visual Bar Code Decoder for handhelds. I think their CTO studied [[w:math]] in [[w:MIT]]. Their software can also read 2-dimensional matrices. Unlucky for us their product is [[w:proprietary|proprietary]] | * http://www.mitigo.com - Maker of the First Commercial Visual Bar Code Decoder for handhelds. I think their CTO studied [[w:math]] in [[w:MIT]]. Their software can also read 2-dimensional matrices. Unlucky for us their product is [[w:proprietary|proprietary]] | ||
Revision as of 18:45, 5 June 2003
This is a list of companies that are interesting in the context of Consumerium.
- http://www.baracoda.com - Maker of the First Bluetooth Barcode scanner, The Baracoda Pencil
- http://www.mitigo.com - Maker of the First Commercial Visual Bar Code Decoder for handhelds. I think their CTO studied w:math in w:MIT. Their software can also read 2-dimensional matrices. Unlucky for us their product is proprietary
- http://www.rococosoft.com - Maker of Impronto simulator, which allows developers to build Bluetooth applications in Java in a fully JAWBT compliant simulated environment before actually deploying to a real Bluetooth devices.
- http://www.mysql.com - Maker of the planets most popular open source relational DBMS.