01 — Smart Library & RFID Automation
Intelligent Shelves
RFID-enabled shelves that register returned books immediately so they are back in circulation, and pick up items on hold.
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More in Smart Library & RFID Automation
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RFID Book Tags
High-frequency RFID labels that give every book, CD and DVD its own identity for issue, return, security and stock-taking.
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RFID Patron Smart Cards
Contactless membership cards for library users, printed with institution and member details and used for issue, kiosk login and access.
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Tagging & Conversion Station
A desk station for converting an existing collection to RFID, linking each book's record to its new tag.
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Staff Circulation Station
The circulation-desk reader. Librarians issue and return several books at once and work inside their existing library software.
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Anti-Theft Security Gate
An RFID gate at the library exit that raises an audio-visual alarm when an item that has not been issued passes through.
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Self Check-In / Check-Out Kiosk
Members issue and return books themselves with their library card, through a touch-screen interface with printed receipts.
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Book Drop & Return Station
A round-the-clock return point. Members drop books in, the return is recorded straight away and a receipt is issued.
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Handheld Inventory Reader
A portable reader for stock verification, finding misplaced books and checking shelf order, without taking books off the shelf.
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Card Registration Reader
A small USB desktop reader for enrolling new members and writing their RFID cards.
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LMS Integration Software
Middleware that connects the RFID hardware to the library management system already in use, over the standard SIP2 and NCIP protocols.
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Book Tagging & Encoding Service
Our team pastes, encodes and checks tags across the collection on site, so the library goes live without staff converting the stock themselves.
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