Additionally, the RFID system will help the library carry out its weekly inventory, as numerous items can be scanned at once. Tagging items would also save staff the time they spend serving people ...

For a glimpse of how RFID technology could transform stores, factories and people's everyday lives, you may only need to look as far as your local library. Hundreds of city and college libraries ...

When designing your library’s RFID system, recognize that moving backward from interoperable to proprietary puts you in a potentially dangerous and costly situation.

A library system in Geneva, Switzerland, is installing high frequency RFID systems to manage 700,000 circulating items at 11 branches. Bibliothèques Municipales de Genève is installing more than 100 ...

The new system will work in conjunction with the library’s existing integrated library system from Polaris, a pioneer in library automation. The library will be installing tag programming stations, ...

Karen Rollin Duffy, Director of Library Services for the city of Santa Clara, recommends the system, which she said had dramatically reduced thefts in the two years since her library became the first ...

The RFID system uses embedded electronic chips to monitor the library’s book inventory and is used in the library’s checkout and theft-prevention systems. RFID has been controversial itself over the ...

Hertfordshire’s countywide library system is one of many in the United Kingdom that have phased out the human-based system entirely, switching to Intellident ‘s SmartServe RFID kiosks. Library ...

Since the JCPL RFID system went live in February, anyone entering the library with items checked out before last month will hear a beeping when walking through the gates.