Compatible with multi-scan for BT-A1000/A2000.
"HaiSurf3" is a comprehensive middleware for applications running on mobile devices such as handheld terminals and smartphones, used in various scenes. It is a tool that allows IT engineers with limited experience in Android app development to quickly and intuitively develop applications for business handheld terminals. HaiSurf3 supports device control specific to business needs, such as barcode, NFC, and Bluetooth. There is no need for application development specific to each model. It is a package that broadly supports the development tools for business systems operating in LAN/WAN environments or cloud environments, as well as testing and operation. 【Features】 ■ A product lineup that covers everything from design and development to testing and operation ■ Multi-scan (batch reading/continuous reading) is also possible (model-specific) ■ OCR functionality allows text portions from images captured by the camera to be converted into text data ■ Proven collaboration with RFID (model-specific) ■ Supports 19 manufacturers and 66 models of handheld terminals and mobile devices * For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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Our company has been engaged in contract software development and the development and sales of application packages. Currently, we are focusing on the sales of the HaiSurf series and system development utilizing it, assisting many customers in building their systems. Our products are not only gaining popularity domestically but also internationally, expanding in Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore, as well as in countries around the world such as China, North America, Germany, and the Netherlands.
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