DHI Quick Scan Technology

The DHI quick scan technology is a technology created and distributed by mobile transceiver network operator, Dmetryuz Communications Service and is used across many Adsign Kiosk combinations.


The  Kwik Interactions and Replications Kiosk code, or KwIRK code is a two dimensional scannable data representational icon that is frequently used on kiosks and ad-signs that lets people have a "hands free" instant commerce transaction by waving their MRU over the code.


These are called “kwik” purchases and only work with smaller replicatable items, which are often consumable items. The company's slogan is "Kwik; empowerment at the flick of a wrist.”


DHI KwIRK code use the entire visible color spectrum to create multi-patterned, readable, code. 


Base KwIRK code before being coded looks black to white gradient.







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