UPS developed systems like this for their own tracking needs. I believe
that they opened the source to their bar-coding system because they
wanted everyone to adopt it as a standard, not only in the shipping
industry, but also in the technology fields as well. You might want to
poke around UPS's website and see if anything is mentioned.
Kenny
Kurth Bemis wrote:
>
> a trucking company approached me recently and asked about making their
> warehouses more automated. their looking for a solution that makes it a
> sinch for them to know what is coming off of each truck as it comes
> in. they want to enter this information into a barcode and then just slap
> a barcode on the pallet then when they scan it to know all about the
> pallet. its a lot more complicated and i'd be looking for ANY input about
> how i can go about implementing a system like the above or if anyone can
> point me to a company that does this stuff. I'm really looking for a linux
> solution because of the low overhead on the system requirements. :-)
>
> ~kurth
>
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