QR Codes are two-dimensional barcode graphics that can encode arbitrary binary data and we use QR code stickers to label things at Noisebridge!
Stick one on a physical object encoding a link to a page that can be configured to 301 to arbitrary URLs (e.g. https://www.noisebridge.net/qr/07A72C23A7), and you get a system for hardlinking physical objects into cyberspace.
You can embed a QR code for any page on the wiki, of its own URL, by including this snippet on the page:
QR code embed snippet: {{#qrlite:{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}#section-fragment}}|format=png|size=5|margin=0}}, prefix with a <br> to set it on its own line.
Include the text of the link, <br>{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}}}, in text near the image, for the others' clarity when browsing & for printing.
You can embed a QR code for any page on the wiki, of its own URL, by including this snippet on the page:
QR code embed snippet: {{#qrlite:{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}#section-fragment}}|format=png|size=5|margin=0}}, prefix with a <br> to set it on its own line.
Include the text of the link, <br>{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}}}, in text near the image, for the others' clarity when browsing & for printing.
QR codes are generated by the "QRLite" extension on this wiki,
Zxing Project appears to be a Google-blessed software library written in Java for processing one-dimensional and two-dimensional barcodes. It is written for use on mobile phones.
Snappr.net has an image-attched-to-email-to-text type gateway setup. snappr [at] snappr.net More info on their page