Libraries are moving toward automation and digitization in the modern day to improve user experience and streamline operations. Libraries are empowered by radio frequency identification (RFID) technology. This work aims to develop a smart library management system using RFID technology. This includes the development of an RFID-based system prototype, which enables rapid and accurate location and tracking of books within the library, where each book in library will be equipped with RFID tags. The system aims to revolutionize traditional library management methods by integrating RFID tags into library resources, enabling efficient tracking, identification, and management of books. RFID technology offers numerous advantages over conventional barcode systems, including faster data retrieval, automated inventory management, and improved security, by embedding RFID tags in library and strategically deploying RFID readers throughout the library premises.

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Smart Library Management System

  • N. Sowmyashree,
  • Ravi,
  • M. Shashank,
  • S. Prateek,
  • K. S. Chandana

摘要

Libraries are moving toward automation and digitization in the modern day to improve user experience and streamline operations. Libraries are empowered by radio frequency identification (RFID) technology. This work aims to develop a smart library management system using RFID technology. This includes the development of an RFID-based system prototype, which enables rapid and accurate location and tracking of books within the library, where each book in library will be equipped with RFID tags. The system aims to revolutionize traditional library management methods by integrating RFID tags into library resources, enabling efficient tracking, identification, and management of books. RFID technology offers numerous advantages over conventional barcode systems, including faster data retrieval, automated inventory management, and improved security, by embedding RFID tags in library and strategically deploying RFID readers throughout the library premises.