QR codes and crowd control: How technology is changing the future of live events. By Stacker. ... preventing you from loading your ticket’s barcode or QR code properly.

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However, the QR - or Quick Response - code existed long before the pandemic, invented in 1994 with the intention of replacing the barcode in the manufacturing industry.

Once you've secured a real ticket, the mass conglomeration of fans in one area can wreak havoc on phone service, preventing you from loading your ticket's barcode or QR code properly.

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Carl Recine // Getty Images. QR codes and crowd control: How technology is changing the future of live events. People show their QR access code to get into the Olympics.

If you happened to be in or around Paris for the 2024 Summer Olympics, then you got the opportunity to see the French capital transformed into a bustling metropolis filled with supreme athletes ...

Uniqode examined news reports, market research, and other sources to see how ticketing technology is changing the future of live events.