Myborder Pass Malaysia 2025

Click here below on how to use the Myborder Pass

https://soyacincau.com/2025/01/05/myborderpass-qr-klia-how-to-clear-immigration-with-smartphone/

Ever gotten a QR code via email or text? Don't scan it!

QR code scams in Malaysia, also known as "quishing," involve using fraudulent QR codes in emails or physical locations to trick you into visiting fake websites, downloading malware, or sending money to a scammer's account. To protect yourself, always inspect QR codes for signs of tampering, be wary of those in public places, verify the sender and destination link before scanning, and if you become a victim, immediately contact your bank and report the incident to the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) at 997 and the police. 

 Visit Malaysia 2026, click here for ebrochures.

https://pelancongan-kini.blogspot.com/2019/03/tourism-malaysia-ebrochures-qr-code.html

 

Thanks to the QR code wallet payment , makes so easy to transfer money.

https://techtrp.com/features/2021/11/11/all-those-payment-qr-codes-you-see-are-actually-the-same-heres-why/

 https://vep.jpj.gov.my/#!/

Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) is a permit issued by the Road Transport Department (under Section 66H of the Road Transport Act 1987) that allows the entry of foreign vehicles into Malaysia. Owners or representatives duly appointed by the owners of ALL foreign registered vehicles entering Peninsular Malaysia are required to register online for VEP through this portal. VEP registered vehicles will be issued non-transferrable RFID tags that uniquely identify the vehicle

 Some old news on PLUS highway rfid implementation up North

https://www.lowyat.net/2021/257265/plus-automated-number-plate-recognition-rfid/

 Since 2018, Turck also offers turnkey RFID complete solutions through its subsidiary Turck Vilant Systems. The RFID specialist has already realized more than 1,000 RFID system installations in 35 countries and increases the efficiency of all track-and-trace processes along the supply chain with reader systems, internally developed middleware and on-site service.

HF technology (13.56 MHz) is an important driver of digital production processes, it is based on magnetic near-field communication. However, if higher ranges or bulk readings of 200 data carriers and more are required, users should opt for UHF technology (865...928 MHz). Turck's modular RFID system BL ident enables the parallel operation of read/write heads in the HF and UHF range – and thanks to protection class IP67, this can also be done directly on site at the machine or plant. This allows consistently decentralized signal processing in the field.

https://www.turckbanner.my/en/rfid-36706.php

handheld toll-payment rfid

All highways on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia including the North-South Expressway will be RFID-ready on the 15th of January 2022. Unlike Touch ‘n Go card and SmartTAG, each unique RFID tag is tied to a specific vehicle and is non-transferable. Some of you might be wondering, what if you don’t stick the RFID tag to the car and will it work if you hold it manually while you drive through the RFID lane?

 Malaysian highways have 616 RFID lanes! #Malaysia 

List of Covid19 tracing app in Malaysia

Contact tracing Malaysia apps below - 

For more information, visit mysejahtera.malaysia.gov.my

For more information, visit mosti.gov.my

For more information, visit www.gerakmalaysia.gov.my

For more information, visit www.selangkah.my

For more information, visit www.pgcare.my/home

For more information, visit sabahtrace.my

For more information, visit qmunity.app

BP mobile app by Tiseno

http://www.tiseno.com/portfolio-bphealthcare-mobile-appointment-booking-mobile-app-malaysia.html

How to use QR Code in Malaysia

https://scanova.io/blog/blog/2017/02/01/qr-codes-in-malaysia/

Listed below are 14 examples of how businesses use QR Codes in Malaysia:

1. Customer experience

In 2018, Shell Malaysia launched its first Shell Select convenience outlet. It aims to enhance customer experience by:

• Making outlet accessible at any time of the day
• Offering cashless payments

Besides using credit card and debit card, customers can also make payments using BingoBox mobile app.

With BingoBox mobile app, customers need to scan a QR Code on the app. And then they can place their items on check-out counter to know the total payable amount.

2. Sabah Road Safety Department

In Nov 2016, Sabah Road Safety Department and Shell used QR Codes to spread awareness on road safety in the Malaysian city of Sabah. The QR Code launch marked World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

“We hope the awareness would bring the number of accidents in Sabah to a minimum,” he said, adding that the QR code will also provide a list of emergency numbers.” – Herdiansah Abdul Karim, Director, Sabah Road Safety Department

On scanning the QR Code, users could view tips for safety compliances at petrol stations. Besides this, the QR Code also linked to seven road safety tips to reduce accidents.

The department has also engaged taxi companies to install QR Codes in cabs. Tourists can scan the QR Code to learn about road safety and also get emergency contact numbers.

In 2017, Volcano Nameplate, a company based in Malaysia planned to launch security number with QR Codes to curb counterfeiting.

3. Education

Taking a cue from their counterparts in India, Malaysian schools are set to adopt QR Codes.

In Nov 2016, teachers from Zilla Parishad school, Pune held a QR Code education workshop. Teachers from Malaysia and Thailand learnt how to use QR Codes in textbooks.

Adding QR Codes to textbooks makes learning more interactive and increases student engagement.

4. Malaysian Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation (MOSTI)

In 2016, MOSTI partnered with MIMOS Berhad, Malaysia’s national R&D center to add QR Codes on durian boxes. Durian is a South Asian fruit popular in Malaysia and Indonesia. The Musang King variety of durian is considered the best and is popular in China. The QR Code initiative, a part of an agricultural drive is to avoid the fruit’s counterfeiting in China. Customers can scan the QR Code to check the fruit’s authenticity. The QR Code leads to a website with information such as:

• Where the durian came from
• Details on its packaging
• Certification from health agencies

Addition of QR Codes to boxes has increased durian’s sale in China by 20%. The QR Codes also allows retailers to track number and location of scans.

5. Secretariat for the Advancement of Malaysian Entrepreneurs (SAME)

In Aug 2016, SAME announced a financial roadshow in Malaysia. The roadshow featured SAME’s Malaysia QR Code. This was to promote QR Code as an effective marketing tool.

6. Double A

In 2016, Double A, a paper manufacturer, launched the 1Dream1Tree app in Malaysia. The app helps users plant paper trees in support of the environment. Using the app, users can scan the QR Codes posted on the packaging of Double A’s paper. Users are then directed to a website where they can activate planting of a Double A paper tree.

By Aug 2016, Malaysia donated 7,759 trees using the app, making it the highest donor in the list.

7. WatchUs

Three friends, Muhammad Adrian Wong, Mohd Hafizuddin, and Muhammad Azlan Shah have developed WatchUs. WatchUs is an emergency response app developed on iOS. It comprises three mobile apps that connect citizens to many emergency teams.

The app shows information such as:

• GPS coordinates
• Estimated time of arrival to hospitals
• Real-time pre-hospital information (videos, pictures, and EKG results)

The app’s developers also plan to help victims using QR Codes that can unlock an e-locker.

8. Webe 850

In May 2016, Webe 850, a telecom and wireless broadband provider, organised a QR Code treasure hunt. The company posted several QR Codes across Malaysia. Users had to download the Webe 850 Android app and scan these QR Codes. Besides lifestyle vouchers and free taxi rides, the extravagant prize list included:

• One week stay with three friends on a private island
• A week long stay at a castle in UK
• 365 smartphones
• RM 500,000 in cash

The company also set up a giant QR Code maze which contained 12,000 QR codes. Participants got 60 seconds to scan as many QR codes as they could. Each QR Code linked to a gift for the participant and could be scanned only once. Gifts included discount vouchers and smartphones.

Selangkah tracing app Covid19

Another Covid19 tracing app Malaysia by Selangkah (for Selangor area only) 

Mysejahtera App Malaysia to track and manage Covid19

MySejahtera is an application developed by the Government of Malaysia to assist in managing the COVID-19 outbreaks in the country.

It allows users to perform health self-assessment on themselves and their family members. The users can also monitor their health
progress throughout the COVID-19 outbreak.

According to Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, the feature will enable users of MySejahtera to use the app to
check-in at places like shopping malls and restaurants without having to write down their details upon entering each location.

TOGETHER MALAYSIA, WE CAN STOP THE SPREAD OF COVID-19!

Frisco Gold Smart Track Milk Traceability system

An innovative QR Code scanning by Frisco Gold product to track the product from farm to shelf.

KFC Hope Run 2018 using rfid to track bibs

KFC Malaysia's fund-raising drive, 'Add Hope 2017', has raked in RM4.2 million funds, the highest record over the past 11 years running, says QSR Brands Holdings Bhd Chairman Datuk Kamaruzzaman Kassim.

"No words can fully express my gratitude for the generosity shown by our fellow Malaysians. With your donations, we are able to distribute the contribution," said Kamaruzzaman, who is also Chief Executive of Johor Corporation in a statement.

"Let us continue to work together with KFC Malaysia and push this effort to greater level in the coming years so that more deserving families can be aided and benefit from the funds," he was quoted as saying at a finale event at Dataran Perbadanan Putrajaya recently.

Gracing the occasion were Permaisuri Johor, Raja Zarith Sofiah Sultan Idris Sultan Idris Shah, who is also the Royal Patron of Add Hope Malaysia and Tunku Mahkota Johor's royal consort, Che Puan Khaleeda Bustamam.

Add Hope Malaysia said in a statement the annual initiative took off in June last year, with funds raised through the sales from KFC's Add Hope Meal sets, online donations as well as donation boxes placed at KFC counters across Malaysia.

Runners were given bibs with rfid tags so that the runners were able to track those racing to the finishing line. Rfid readers were place near finishing line connected to hardware as well. Much more easier compare to tracking 2D barcodes, don't you agree?

rfid barrier gate malaysia

http://www.dlaeng.com/gate_system

Doogee X5 Smartphone ... 4G Ready !

Doogee X5 Smartphone for only RM399 !!

http://doogee.com.my/onlinestore/index.php/product/doogee-x5-pro/

# 16GB internal storage with micro SD slot

# 2GB RAM!!
# 4G LTE connectivity!
# Quad Core 64 bits CPU!
# 5MP rear camera + 2MP front camera!
# Dual Sim!
# 5″ 720HD screen!
# Android OS 5.1 Lollipop!

Prices of RFID and accessories..click below

http://1barcode.com.my/Category/73-rfident.aspx

Planmeca using RFID to track their goods

Here is sample of Smartrac Dogbone rfid label 9.6 cm x 2.7 cm used by Planmeca to track their goods...