What Equipment does the RFID Smart Library Have?

I believe that everyone who has been to the library knows that nowadays, large libraries, especially newly built libraries, are basically equipped with a variety of intelligent equipment. From entering and leaving the library to browsing the sea of ​​books in the library, you can enjoy the new experience brought by technology. RFID technology is the standard of smart libraries. It not only improves the level of reader experience, but also contributes to the improvement of library management efficiency. Today, let's sort out and count what equipment RFID smart libraries generally have.
 

1. Book anti-theft equipment

Book anti-theft is achieved by setting readers and antennas at necessary locations in the library. The general form of equipment is security access control. By setting up RFID security door systems at the entrances and exits, people are prevented from stealing books or other media materials. The library sets up RFID multi-channel security doors, which is like having a security team with sharp eyes and golden eyes, faithfully guarding the safety of books.
 

2. Book inventory equipment

The traditional library inventory mode is limited by hardware conditions such as manpower and material resources. The library must be closed during the inventory until all books are counted correctly and the data is uploaded to the background. This mode has a large workload and consumes a lot of manpower, money and materials. The RFID handheld inventory device only needs to scan the handheld reader on the bookshelf once to obtain the information of a large number of books in real time. The whole process does not need to close the library and can be carried out at any time.
 

3. Self-service borrowing and returning equipment

The traditional cumbersome borrowing and returning process will directly affect readers' interest in reading. In this fast-paced era, people have higher requirements for time and efficiency. The RFID self-service borrowing and returning machine does not require readers to wait in line, let alone bother the library administrator, and provides self-service around the clock. When borrowing books, you only need to put the library card and the books to be borrowed on the sensing area to borrow books directly. The successfully borrowed books will release the anti-theft position of the electronic tag, allowing the RFID library security door to be released safely, thus completing the self-service borrowing process. The book return process is simpler, without the need for a library card, just place it in the sensing area and click to return the book.
 

The above-mentioned RFID library intelligent equipment is only the basic configuration. In actual use, more RFID intelligent equipment will be configured as needed, such as librarian workstations, label peeling machines, RFID sorting equipment, and even new libraries with conditions will lay high-end equipment such as intelligent bookshelves and inventory robots throughout the library.
 

As the national policy of "building a learning society" continues to deepen, the "national reading" activity has also been greatly developed, which has greatly accelerated the introduction of new intelligent equipment in smart libraries. In recent years, some libraries have even solved the problem of the "last mile" of reading, moving smart libraries into communities and units.