ArrayTag
ArrayTag is a proprietary long-range symbology built from hexagonal elements, designed for tracking logs and lumber at distances up to 50 meters.
Introduction
ArrayTag was invented by Dr. Warren D. Little of the University of Victoria and is a proprietary code. The symbol is made up of elemental hexagonal symbols with a patented complementing border, which are printed either alone or in sequenced groups. ArrayTags can encode hundreds of characters and can be read at distances of up to 50 meters, and the symbology is optimized for reading at a distance or under variable lighting conditions. Its principal application is tracking logs and lumber.