Book returns made easy with RFID technology
The Prescott Public Library in Arizona has an easier means of sorting returned books, DVDs, and other loaned items, all with the use of RFID, reports The Prescott Daily Courier.
An automated sorter, with RFID technology provided by Tech Logic, reads tags placed on each returned item that is dropped into the return bins. It then processes each one and sorts them into five bins according to their categories - DVDs and CDs, children’s, nonfiction/teens, fiction and exceptions, which patrons had checked out from other libraries. ▸

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