Scandit, San Francisco, launched the barcode scanner software development kit (SDK) 5.0, which provides retail, manufacturing and supply chain enterprises with the speed and performance necessary to replace dedicated barcode scanners and mobile computers.

A report produced by ABI Research predicts enterprise wearable scanner shipments will reach nearly 22 million by 2021, increasing from just 7 million in 2016.

GS1 US, Lawrenceville, N.J., developed GS1 US Mobile Scan, what is said to be the next generation of product identification, helping brands and retailers deliver robust product information to consumers.

Varcode USA, Wellesley, Mass., debuted its new FreshCode solution, what is said to be a breakthrough technology for cold chain monitoring of produce, meats, frozen foods and other temperature-sensitive products.

DENSO ADC, the Long Beach, Calif.-based sales arm of DENSO Wave Inc., inventor of the QR Code, announced new BHT-1500 Series hand-held barcode terminals.

Scandit, San Francisco, revealed the Scandit Case, an ergonomically designed iPhone 6/6s case that works with smartphones and all of Scandit’s mobile scanning solutions,

DENSO ADC, Long Beach, Calif., introduced a new line of high-performing handheld scanners that are said to be among the lightest, most rugged on the market.

Mega Fortris Americas, Dayton, N.J., unveiled the MEGA–APP, a user-friendly smartphone-based software solution that offers robust chain of custody tracking through the automatic scanning and recording of barcodes on security seals.

DENSO ADC, the Long Beach, Calif.-based sales arm of DENSO Wave Inc., inventor of the QR Code, introduced new BHT-1300-CE wireless and batch 1-D and 2-D handheld barcode terminals.

Hammerhead Industries Inc., Ventura, Calif., expanded its Gear Keeper instrument retractor line to include a retractable tethering system that securely hangs a barcode scanner from a forklift or packaging/assembly line.