Successful Application of RFID Library Access Control in Libraries

RFID security access control can help libraries control and manage the entry and exit of personnel. It has been widely used in various types of libraries in China, such as campus libraries, public libraries, and 24-hour libraries in neighborhoods.
 

1. Campus Library

Campus libraries mainly serve students of the school. In order to ensure the safety of books, many libraries will identify people entering and leaving the library. Link the RFID access control system with face recognition, gates, etc., and swipe the campus card with RFID tags and perform face recognition. Only after the recognition is consistent can you enter the school library smoothly. This method can effectively control the entry of non-school personnel into the library, avoid excessive crowding and chaos, and provide readers with a more comfortable reading environment.
 

2. Public Library

In public libraries, the application of rfid security gates focuses more on improving the reader experience. By introducing the rfid security gates, the legitimacy of the book label can be automatically detected. Once it is found that an unborrowed book is taken out of the library, the system will immediately issue an audible and visual alarm, which greatly improves the safety of the book.

Many RFID access control systems also have data statistics and analysis functions, which can not only collect the library's book anti-theft alarm situation, but also provide data support for subsequent book operations; it can be linked with other self-service equipment in the library, which can effectively simplify the book borrowing and returning process and improve the library's service level; it can also count the flow of people, help the library count the peak stage and the upper limit of the reception capacity, and ensure the safety of books while improving the reader's satisfaction.
 

3. 24-hour Self-service Library

In the 24-hour self-service library, the application of the rfid security gates enables the library to be unattended, reducing labor costs. By combining with face recognition technology, readers can enter and exit the library freely without carrying any documents, which improves the efficiency of identity verification. At the same time, face recognition technology can also reduce the risks of forgetting, losing, and impersonating documents, making the borrowing process safer and more reliable.

In addition, the access control system can also be combined with the library's monitoring system to achieve all-round anti-theft monitoring. Through the linkage analysis of video monitoring and data, managers can more accurately judge and handle abnormal situations and improve the library's security management level.
 

The above is the successful application of rfid security gates. Different venues have different requirements for RFID library access control. When applying it, it can be linked with other equipment for control and management according to the characteristics and requirements of the venue.