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    Optimized dual modulated QR (DMQR) codes enhance data capacity by using dot orientation for secondary information. These improved designs boost decoding success rates, especially with QR code beautification, making them more practical.

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    Area of Science:

    • Computer Vision
    • Data Encoding
    • Information Theory

    Background:

    • Traditional QR codes have limitations in data capacity.
    • Dual Modulated QR (DMQR) codes were introduced to embed secondary data using dot orientation.
    • Existing DMQR designs struggle with data embedding strength and beautification.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To optimize modulation and coding for DMQR codes.
    • To enhance embedding strength for both primary and secondary data.
    • To improve DMQR code usability, especially with image beautification.

    Main Methods:

    • Dynamic dot size adjustment for modulation optimization.
    • Development of a coding channel model for secondary data.
    • Soft-decoding implementation using 5G NR codes.
    • Performance evaluation through theoretical analysis, simulations, and smartphone experiments.

    Main Results:

    • Optimized designs significantly increase embedding strength for intensity and orientation modulation.
    • Secondary data soft-decoding is enabled using 5G NR codes.
    • Experiments show 10-32% increase in secondary data decoding success rates at 15 inches.
    • Optimized DMQR codes maintain high success rates with QR code beautification, unlike previous designs.

    Conclusions:

    • Optimized modulation and coding substantially improve DMQR code performance.
    • The enhanced DMQR codes offer greater robustness and usability, particularly with beautification.
    • This work advances QR code technology for increased data density and practical applications.