Barcodes
In 1974, a pack of Wrigley’s gum in Troy, Ohio, became the first item ever scanned with a barcode.
That single ‘beep’ changed retail forever — speeding up checkout and transforming inventory systems.
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Credits
Checking out at grocery store – Pexels Video by Jack Sparrow
Silver can with barcode – Image by PDPhotos from Pixabay
Sports bra with tag – Pexels Photo by RDNE Stock project
Inventory scanning – Image by Dijana from Pixabay
Warehouse store – Image by THAM YUAN YUAN from Pixabay
Shopping at supermarket – Pexels Video by Peggy Anke
Music – Ambient Shopping Center by BudFox6 from Pixabay
Checkout beep – Sound Effect by Spin Opel from Pixabay
Видео Barcodes канала Your Wallet Matters
That single ‘beep’ changed retail forever — speeding up checkout and transforming inventory systems.
Subscribe for more interesting digital shorts about the economy and finance.
#Barcode #Economy #Finance #HistoryShorts #DigitalShorts
Credits
Checking out at grocery store – Pexels Video by Jack Sparrow
Silver can with barcode – Image by PDPhotos from Pixabay
Sports bra with tag – Pexels Photo by RDNE Stock project
Inventory scanning – Image by Dijana from Pixabay
Warehouse store – Image by THAM YUAN YUAN from Pixabay
Shopping at supermarket – Pexels Video by Peggy Anke
Music – Ambient Shopping Center by BudFox6 from Pixabay
Checkout beep – Sound Effect by Spin Opel from Pixabay
Видео Barcodes канала Your Wallet Matters
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