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This page provides a list of samples available for the Scandit Data Capture SDK for .NET Android. Each sample demonstrates a specific feature or use case of the SDK.

Barcode Selection enables you to increase scanning accuracy and prevent users from scanning the wrong code in scenarios where there are multiple barcodes present, such as a crowded shelf, an order catalog with barcodes printed closely together, or a label with multiple barcodes.

ID Capture provides the capability to scan personal identification documents, such as identity cards, passports or visas, covering everything from checking the age or name on a person’s ID to conducting complex analysis of identity documents to verify if they are real or fake.

ID Validate builds upon the functionality provided by Scandit ID Capture to enable the verification of personal identification documents. ID Validate provides the capability to conduct complex analysis of identity documents to verify if they are real or fake.

MatrixScan enables you to build applications and workflows involving highlighting and/or interacting with multiple barcodes within the same frame.

MatrixScan Count is our pre-built scan and count solution for counting and receiving multiple items at once. It fits on top of any smartphone application, providing an intuitive user interface for simple, fast and ergonomic scanning. MatrixScan Count enables the accurate scanning and counting of multiple items at once via smart devices, speeding counting workflows by up to 10 times. The solution is designed to boost worker productivity, reduce human error and maintain accurate stock levels.

MatrixScan Find is our pre-built UI that uses augmented reality overlays to highlight items that match predefined criteria. This is distinct from MatrixScan AR that is fully customizable, MatrixScan Find enables you to add a search and find experience with augmented reality to an existing native app with just a few lines of code.

SparkScan is our pre-built smartphone scanning interface designed for high-performance barcode scanning. It fits on top of any smartphone application, providing an intuitive user interface for simple, fast and ergonomic scanning in scan-intensive workflows such as inventory management in retail, or goods receiving in logistics.

Add-on codes are only supported in SDCBarcodeCapture.

The are several advanced configurations that can be used to customize the behavior of the ID Capture SDK and enable additional features.

MatrixScan Count is optimized by default for efficiency, accuracy, and a seamless user experience. However, there are multiple advanced settings available to further customize MatrixScan Count to best fit your needs.

MatrixScan Find is optimized by default for efficiency, accuracy, and a seamless user experience. However, there are multiple advanced settings available to further customize MatrixScan Find to best fit your needs.

SparkScan is optimized by default for efficiency, accuracy, and a seamless user experience. However, there are some cases where you might want to customize the behavior of SparkScan. This guide will show you how to add additional capabilities and further customize SparkScan to best fit your needs.

This page details the different barcode symbologies and their use cases.

The Scandit Data Capture SDK supports scanning of all GS1 Composite Codes. The specification defines three different types: A, B and C.

In this guide you will learn how to configure a barcode based capture mode (BarcodeCapture and BarcodeTracking) to read the barcodes that you need it to read.

This page gives an overview of the core concepts and terms used in the Scandit Data Capture SDK.

Core

In this guide you will learn step-by-step how to add Barcode Capture to your application.

In this guide you will learn step-by-step how to add Barcode Selection to your application.

In this guide you will learn step-by-step how to add ID Capture to your application.

This guide will help you get started with Scandit ID Validate. The following verifier is available:

In this guide you will learn step-by-step how to add MatrixScan Count to your application.

In this guide you will learn step-by-step how to add MatrixScan Find to your application. Implementing MatrixScan Find involves two primary elements:

In this guide you will learn step-by-step how to add MatrixScan to your application.

The parser parses data strings, e.g. as found in barcodes, into a set of key-value mappings. In this guide, you will know briefly how to use a parser and what types of parser are currently supported by Scandit. These data formats are supported//docs.scandit.com/data-capture-sdk/dotnet.android/parser/AI) system and Swiss QR Codes, VIN Vehicle Identification Number, IATA Bar Coded Boarding Pass (BCBP).

In this guide you will learn step-by-step how to add SparkScan to your application by:

ID Capture supports scanning and verifying ID documents based on their Machine Readable Zone (MRZ), Barcodes, and human-readable text.

This guide shows you how to add the Scandit Data Capture SDK to current existing project.

Migrate from Barcode Scanner 5.x to version 6.x of the Scandit Smart Data Capture SDK.

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Symbologies often have different properties, such as symbol count (length of the barcode) or inverted colors (printed white on black). To provide optimal performances, some properties/values are disabled by default in our SDK. You might need to scan a symbology whose properties are by default disabled. This article lists all symbology specific properties, their defaults and possible values.

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