BOWEI provides RFID tags and access control for the Smart Library project

First, project background

With the continuous development of science and technology, the library is no longer a simple place to borrow books, but has gradually evolved into a knowledge-sharing space integrating learning, communication and innovation. In this context, a city library decided to upgrade its traditional management model and introduce a smart library project to improve readers' borrowing experience and service quality.

Second, project requirements

The Wise Library project needs to achieve the following objectives:

Quickly and accurately identify books to improve borrowing efficiency.
Realize the function of self-service borrowing and returning books, convenient for readers to operate.
Improve library security to prevent book theft.
To realize the behavior analysis of readers and provide data support for library operation.

Third, solutions

To meet these needs, BOWEI provided the RFID tag and access control system for the project. RFID technology has become one of the core technologies in the construction of smart library due to its characteristics of non-contact and rapid identification. BOWEI's RFID tags and access control systems enable the following functions:

1, rapid identification of books: when the book is stored, the RFID tag is pasted on the book, and the book information can be quickly and accurately identified through the RFID reader, improving the efficiency of book management.
2, self-service loan and return books: readers can borrow and return books through the self-service loan and return machine. When borrowing a book, put the book on the self-service borrowing and returning machine, the system will automatically identify the book information and loan processing; When returning the book, the book is also placed on the self-service loan and return machine, and the system will automatically identify the book and return it. The whole process is simple and quick, convenient for readers to operate.
3, prevent book theft: Through the use of RFID access control system and RFID tags, you can effectively prevent book theft. When the books with RFID tags pass through the access control, the system will automatically identify and alarm, effectively reducing the risk of book theft.
4. Reader behavior analysis: Through the collection and analysis of readers' borrowing data, readers' behavior can be analyzed to provide data support for library operation. For example, book shelving and recommendation strategies can be optimized according to readers' borrowing habits and preferences to improve readers' satisfaction and library operation efficiency.

Fourth, the implementation process

1, label pasting: when the book is stored, the RFID label provided by BOWEI is pasted on the book. Each tag has a unique ID that identifies the book information.
2. Equipment installation: Install access control system and self-service loan and return machine in the entrance and exit of the library. The access control system includes a card reader and an alarm device for detecting books with RFID tags; Self-service loan and return machines are used for readers to borrow and return books.
3, system debugging: debug the entire system to ensure that each device can work normally and achieve the expected function.
4. Training and promotion: Conduct training and publicity for library staff and readers, so that they can understand and be familiar with the use methods and advantages of the smart library system.
5, later maintenance: regular maintenance and upgrade of the system to ensure the stability and sustainability of the system.

Fifth, project results

Through the introduction of BOWEI's RFID tag and access control system, the smart library project achieved the following results:

1, improve the efficiency of borrowing: self-help borrowing and returning books greatly shorten the borrowing time, improve the efficiency of borrowing. At the same time, the ability to quickly identify books also reduces the waiting time of readers.
2, improve the quality of service: the smart library system provides a more convenient and humanized service model, and improves the satisfaction and loyalty of readers.
3, enhanced security: The effective cooperation of the access control system and RFID tags reduces the risk of book theft, providing a strong guarantee for the security of library assets.
4. Data support and decision optimization: Through the collection and analysis of reader behavior data, libraries can more accurately make resource procurement, shelving and recommendation strategies, and improve operational efficiency. At the same time, these data can also provide decision support for the future development of libraries.