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Presentation
Highlights
Overview of Current Library Management
Systems
Introduction of RFID
Why RFID for Libraries ?
Models and their Process flow
Components of RFID System ( Hardware and
Software )
Benefits of RFID for Library Management
Advantages
Conclusions
Technology Used
Barcode Technology for identification Very cost
effective
Introduction of RFID
Model I
RFID
LBMS
Model II :
Database Server
Anti-Theft Detection
Model III :
Advanced RFID based LBMS with Security
and Surveillance for Modern Large size
Libraries
Key components of Model - II
Handheld
Reader
Surveillance
Camera
Kiosk with PC
Database
Server
Anti-Theft Detection
Components of RFID
Library Management
System
Handheld Reader
RFID
Hand
Held
reader
Integrated with long distance laser
barcode scanner and provides
with handwriting input, support
signature capture function
A compact and light weight hand
held device
Comfortable to use
High storage capacity
Multi
Functional
(such
as
shelving,
sorting,
searching,
weeding and reading)
Enhanced Security.
Robust industrial-class
platform
Support for 4 (XR440) or up to 8 (XR480) read
points facilitates decreased deployment complexity
and increased flexibility of RFID implementations
Enterprise connectivity through control I/O ports
RFID Tags
HARDWAREKEY
Book
drop and
COME
Issue kiosk
Kiosk With PC
SOFTWARE
ERP solution + Database Maintenance
A low cost ERP solution will be chosen to manage
the books in an efficient way with proper
maintenance of database.
with
IMPLEMENTATION
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
Every book should be tagged with RFID
Inlays /
Labels
One or two Librarians will be responsible for
the issue of the books and return of books in
case of Model I. Where as Model II and III
can be completely automated.
RFID Hand held reader can be used to
conduct audit process which will be helpful
for inventory management of Library
Searching of the books is very easy even in
Large Libraries
NEFITS
OF USING
RFID IN LBMS
SOFTWARE
REQUIREMENTS
Libraries:
Stock management
Improved patron services
Flexibility and modularity
Library Staff:
Less time needed for circulation
operations
Efficient Inventory management
Reducing Repetitive Stress Injuries (RSI)
BENEFITS to PATRONS
Patrons:
Patrons will spend less time waiting in checkout lines by using Self Check in - Check out
systems.
Patrons find what they are looking for quickly
& easily.
Reminders for due dates allows patrons to
submit borrowed materials in time.
Uses of book drops & return chutes for
returning library material, allows for flexible
timings.
RFID enabled patron cards allows for easy
patron identification.
CONCLUSION
RFID technology is taking off in libraries
at an increasingly rapid pace. It is easy
to envision that, the RFID tag contents
will increase in power, prices are
expected to decline and tag will
dramatically improve its efficiency,
security and accuracy.