Category Archives: Barcode

Extract Barcode Data from an Image Taken Using the LEADTOOLS Xamarin Camera Control

Posted on 2019-04-01 by Nick Villalobos

LEADTOOLS latest release included the introduction of the Xamarin Camera Control. This control eliminates the need to write native iOS or Android camera code. Developers can now engineer the camera control into their Xamarin.Forms application with one line of code. … Continue reading →

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New ConvertBarcodeSplit Web API Method for LEADTOOLS Cloud Services

Posted on 2018-10-15 by Greg

Since releasing LEADTOOLS Cloud Services only a few months ago, we have seen a lot of usage from customers as well as some feedback. It’s a product we look forward to supporting and improving by making additional LEADTOOLS imaging functionality … Continue reading →

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How To Create a Xamarin Barcode Reader Application With LEADTOOLS

Posted on 2018-06-05 by Katie

This video showcases how you can use the Visual Studio Xamarin template in combination with LEADTOOLS Barcode SDK libraries to create a simple Barcode Reader application. This sample application loads a QR Code test image and returns the symbology, position … Continue reading →

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Reading and Writing AAMVA Barcodes on Driver’s Licenses

Posted on 2018-04-02 by Greg

If you’ve renewed your driver’s license any time in the last few years, you have likely noticed an increase in its visual complexity. Many governing bodies have made significant strides towards making forgery more difficult. The unfortunate side-effect from that … Continue reading →

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Multithreaded Barcode Decoding with LEADTOOLS: Developer App Series

Posted on 2017-06-07 by Katie

This post is part of our 2017 Developer App Series, which showcases apps created by our Support Agents over the course of eight weeks. These apps are intended to be larger, more thoughtful apps with highly practical purposes in mind, … Continue reading →

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