MACHINE-READABLE MEDIUM

In telecommunication, a 'machine-readable medium' ('automated data medium') is a medium capable of storing data in a form that can be accessed by an automated sensing device.
Examples of machine-readable media include (a) magnetic disks, cards, tapes, and drums, (b) punched cards and paper tapes, (c) optical disks, (d) barcodes and (e) magnetic ink characters.
Also see: Machine-readable

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