Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts

April 28, 2013

QR Codes with Mobile Form for public feedback and fault reporting

This sample mobile form shows you how you can enable anyone to provide location-aware feedback for fault reporting without developing special Apps.

Street light not working? just scan QR code, take photos and done. Same with pavement obstructions, pipes, bridges, underpasses, falling trees, guard rails etc.

Today most people in cities have smartphones with good connectivity, GPS and camera - all very useful in providing instant, precise feedback. This sample shows you how to do this in minutes.


Scan the above QR Code and see for yourself how this works without requiring the user to install any special App. 

Since all this is just a normal Qryptal Mobile Form, all the uploaded photos and videos appear in the report:


Further notification emails can be forwarded to your normal fault reporting address or you can use web-hooks to get each form fill notification posted to your server.

We have made the above sample a ready to use template. Clicking on the button below will give you a copy of the above mobile form loaded and ready for you to try, customize and use:


May 12, 2012

QR Codes at 2012 RHS Chelsea Flower Show / RHS Gardening

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RHS Chelsea Flower Show is using QR Codes to provide easy quick access to a relevant information about the garden.

Just like the earlier post about QR codes on trees providing relevant information, this is a great use case for QR codes.

May 08, 2012

QR codes on trees to connect with public

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Students of University of Minnesota forestry class is using QR codes on trees which on scanning provide information about the specific tree. This includes a video interview with experts, as well as picture of it's flowers, fruits and how it is used in landscape as well as it's origin among others.

A wealth of information that would not typically make it on a sign. The QR Code is ideal for this use case as it provides quick access to relevant information.

A great use case for botanic gardens around the world!