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How The First Barcode Was Born From A Secret Project

How The First Barcode Was Born From A Secret Project

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In 1948, two Philadelphia pharmacy students were tasked with a simple question: how can retailers speed up checkout lines? That curiosity led to Norman Woodland and Bernard Silver’s invention of the bullseye pattern, which eventually evolved into the Universal Product Code we scan today. This episode traces the journey from a handwritten patent application to the first successful scan at a Wrigley’s chewing gum factory in 1974, revealing the hidden history of the barcode and why it took twenty-five years for the technology to go mainstream. #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #TechHistory #SiliconValleyStories #NormanWoodland #BernardSilver #BarcodeHistory #UPCCode #RetailInnovation #PatentStories #InventionProcess #SupplyChainTech #WrigleysGum #IBMTechnology #OpticalScanning #PhiladelphiaCollege #PostWarInnovation #ConsumerGoods Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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