Packaging Product Label

Packaging

Product Label Information 4.0 – Text AND Speech

What is the consumer complaint No 1 about information on labels and packaging?

That the information is provided in too small font sizes and with bad contrasts.

Space and cost limitations, especially on FMCG (fast moving consumer goods) products prohibit customer-focused and age-friendly product information.

A problem that rapidly increases in our aging societies.

SpeechCode lets your product talk

Cost-effective, safe & sustainable

The application of a Speech Code, integrated into the normal label/package printing process, is almost completely cost-neutral in production and disposal – in contrast to NFC tags and other printed electronics.

Via a direct interface the production of Product Label codes can easily integrate into any – even highspeed – printing software. Multi-stage encoding and encryption as well as software access exclusively for contractual partners make a Product Label code unchangeable and guarantee the provision of secure data only.

Storage-capable & multi-lingual

The SpeechCode Product Label code contains all product information, that usually is printed on the product label or package:
Name and location of product and producer, quantities, ingredients, calories, etc. as well as expiry date and multiple unique product ID numbers fit into a code sized 2x2cm.

One single code can hold all this data in up to 40 languages.

Customer-friendly & accessible

Consumers scan the Product Label Code with the free speechcode app for Android and iOS.

The code contains the entire data. Therefore the data transmission does not require Internet access to databases. This guarantees cost-free access always and everywhere as well as data privacy of the users.

The universal design of the speechcode app is simple and intuitive: Your product information appears on the display and is read out aloud at the same time. Individual font size, contrast and allergene warnings provide extra comfort. And due to the audio function the information becomes accessible for all people, for whom reading is difficult or even impossible.