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New scanners for retailers minimise checkout time

By Minjun Park
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Honeywell launched on Tuesday a suite of new scanners designed to allow retailers connect with customers and minimise checkout time.

The new Voyager scanners can also speed up loyalty program enrollment and age verification.

Lynn Huang Freeman, head of marketing and strategy, Honeywell Scanning & Mobility Asia-Pacific, said as mobile commerce continues to shape the retail industry and consumer shopping experience from on-line to off-line drives retailers’ transformation, they need the right tools to enable innovative marketing programs.

The new Voyager 1202G provides the same aggressive linear barcode scanning performance as a wired scanner but without the long recharge time, maintenance, or environmental disposal issues associated with traditional batteries.

Meanwhile, the Voyager 1602g pocket 2D Bluetooth scanner packs high performance area-imaging technology into a compact form factor, making it the perfect scanning companion to tablet- based retail POS systems.

For retailers that anticipate the need for area imaging in the future, such as scanning coupons off customers’ smartphone screens, the Voyager 1450g tethered scanner and Voyager 1452g wireless scanner deliver linear barcode scanning out of the box.

Both scanners are available for upgrade at a competitive price to enable PDF and 2D barcode reading at the initial time of purchase or at any point in the future.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What are the primary benefits retailers can expect from adopting Honeywell's new scanners?

A.

Retailers can expect to minimise checkout time, speed up loyalty program enrollment, and improve age verification. These capabilities aim to help retailers connect better with customers and manage the transformation driven by mobile commerce and changing consumer shopping experiences.

Q.

Which specific scanner models were introduced, and what are their key features?

A.

The new models include the Voyager 1202G, a wireless scanner offering aggressive linear barcode scanning without long recharge times. The Voyager 1602g is a compact 2D Bluetooth scanner with high-performance area-imaging technology, suitable for tablet-based POS systems.

Q.

Are there options for retailers who might need to scan 2D barcodes or digital coupons in the future?

A.

Yes, the Voyager 1450g tethered and 1452g wireless scanners offer linear barcode scanning initially. They can be affordably upgraded at any point to enable PDF and 2D barcode reading, supporting future needs like scanning coupons from smartphone screens.

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