RFID Technology for Library Management

In medicine, prevention is better than treatment, so the library needs to take adequate precautions, especially storage and safety measures to prevent damage or loss of the book. Preventive art is as old as human civilization. Since I wrote innovation, humans have been faced with prevention issues. The document exists in some way and people try to ensure, manage, and prevent people from being naturally compromised. Edoka (2000) said, "The library will emerge when it is necessary to protect, use and use civilized records."

In this article, I will explain the bookshelf management system of the library. This system is developed using radio frequency identification (RFID). This research was developed with the creation of graphical user interface (GUI) on integrated RFID system and host PC. The scope of this research was to develop an automatic library shelf management system to support librarians in more efficient bookshelf management to find books left behind on library shelves. The system GUI was developed using Microsoft Visual Basic.Net. The GUI task is to store the details of the book in the database. A shelf ID is created and encoded into an RFID tag. The system then uses this code to find misplaced books on the selected shelf.

Radio identification (RFID) inventory systems use active and passive techniques to manage inventory movements. Active RFID technology uses a fixed tag reader throughout the warehouse, the RFID tag passes through the reader, and movement is recorded in the inventory management software. Therefore, the active system is ideal for organizations that need real-time inventory tracking and inventory security issues. On the other hand, passive RFID technology requires the use of a handheld reader to monitor the movement of inventory. Inventory management software records the data read. Reading range of RFID technology is about 40 feet, passive technology and 300 feet active technology.

Four inventory management systems: Permanent and periodic inventory management and inventory management system to support them

Walton is designing an RFID chip and scanner. RFID technology is a communication technology that can identify targets by radio signals. These chips are embedded in the object as a way to track and collect data on these objects. This is not a new technology; RFID is now widely used in various industries such as commercial, infrastructure management and protection, library access control system. The global RFID market in 2014 was valued at $ 89.9 billion from $ 6.9 billion in 2012. By 2026, the market value is expected to increase to 18.68 billion dollars