Decoding barcodes in the labeling industry

The process of decoding a barcode means converting the barcode into a human-readable form. Barcodes consist of a series of black and white lines arranged parallel to each other that contain various information such as product codes or prices. When decoding, the barcode is captured by a barcode scanner or camera and converted into a combination of numbers or letters. These are then read by a computer or a cash register. In this way, products can be identified quickly and efficiently.