Here you can examine real sample dynotags for different applications.   Before that, you may want to view a simple how-it-works diagram for Product Recovery use case – and Emergency Contact Information use case.

For each example below, you can either scan the QR code for the tag or enter the web address of the tag under the QR code into a web browser window – or – simply click that dynotag’s unique web address – as you are already viewing this page in a web browser!

• • A dynotag luggage tag
    
    dynotag.com/1000-1452 

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• • A dynotag sticker on a laptop
    
    dynotag.com/1000-1451
    

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  • Lisa Miller’s  Medical ID / Emergency Contact Information Card
    
    dynotag.com/1063-8481
    OR, an easy to remember alias name created by the owner:  dynotag.com/a/LisaMiller_MedID

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• • A dynotag Pet Tag
    
    dynotag.com/1000-1433
    OR, an easy to remember alias name created by the owner: dynotag.com/a/Sample-Pet-Tag 

• • A dynotag on car keys
    
    dynotag.com/1000-8912
    

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  • A dynotag on a business card:
    Philip J. Fry’s Business Card, in this case.
    
     dynotag.com/a/PhilipFry

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• • A dynotag on a company asset
    
    dynotag.com/1036-1956

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  • A dynotag with a file in it:
    A .jpg image of Rosie the Riveter
    
    dynotag.com/1000-1941
    OR, an easy to remember alias name created by the owner: dynotag.com/a/Sample-Picture-Tag

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  • Another dynotag with a file in it:
    This one is a .mp3 sound file
    
    dynotag.com/1003-4105
    OR, an easy to remember alias name created by the owner:  dynotag.com/a/Sample-Sound-Tag 

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  • Another dynotag with a file:
    This one is an entire user’s manual for a Bluetooth Speaker…
    
    dynotag.com/1001-0271

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  • A dynotag with a File Cabinet:
    A windsurfer applied a set of three identical tags to his surf gear – then documented them in a single tag by using the “File Cabinet” tag template.
    
    dynotag.com/a/WindsurfTags

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Every activated Dynotag Smart Tag is “linked” to an information record.

Every Smart Tag has several  “Record Templates” it can support, based on what kind of physical tag it is.

Typically, a tag can create a and link to any of the record templates it supports.  Every Smart Tag has a “default” record template it will create during activation.

A tag can also link to an existing record, making it possible to have redundant information for extra security and visibility purposes.

Possibilities are endless…