Automated book location and classification method using RFID tags for smart libraries

Yaman, Orhan; Tuncer, Türker; Ertam, Fatih

doi:10.1016/j.micpro.2021.104388

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“…According to Kasemsap (2017), Rahman and Islam (2019) and Bas çıftçı and Bokiye (2021), RFID technology is used in libraries to lower operational and personnel costs, reduce staff stress, increase efficiency, improve automation and improve library services in terms of tracking library resources. Furthermore, RFID is used to facilitate book circulation, promote self-check-in check-out activities and provide support to users at any time (Kaladhar and Rao, 2018; Bas çıftçı and Bokiye, 2021; Yaman et al, 2021). According to this, this technology may be able to meet user needs and demands, such as access to library resources via mobile applications, information literacy services, recommendation services, location-based services and many more, such as QR codes, book reservation status, GPS navigation, registration at library gates, sensors and mobile alerts (Rahman and Islam, 2019).…”

Section: Radio Frequency Identification Technologymentioning

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“…Furthermore, RFID is used to facilitate book circulation, promote self-check-in check-out activities and provide support to users at any time (Kaladhar and Rao, 2018; Başçıftçı and Bokiye, 2021; Yaman et al , 2021). According to this, this technology may be able to meet user needs and demands, such as access to library resources via mobile applications, information literacy services, recommendation services, location-based services and many more, such as QR codes, book reservation status, GPS navigation, registration at library gates, sensors and mobile alerts (Rahman and Islam, 2019).…”

Section: Radio Frequency Identification Technologymentioning

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The level of digital competencies for the provision of smart information service at academic libraries in Jordan

Hamad

Al-Fadel

Shehata

2023

GKMC

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Purpose Technological advancement has forced academic libraries to change their traditional services and routines by adopting emerging technologies to respond to the changing information needs of their users who are now more technologically inclined and prefer to access information remotely and in a timely manner. Smart technologies are the recent trends in academic libraries. This research aims to investigate the level of smart information service implementation at academic libraries in Jordan. It also aimed to investigate the correlation between the level of smart information services offered by the libraries and the level of digital competencies among the library staff. Design/methodology/approach This research is designed using survey design to collect comprehensive information from the study participants. A questionnaire was disseminated to 340 respondents, and 246 questionnaires were returned and were suitable for analysis with a response rate of 72.4%. Findings The results indicated a moderate level of smart information service offered by academic libraries, as well as a moderate level of digital skills associated with the advocacy of smart information services. The results also indicated a strong and positive relationship between the level of smart information services at the investigated libraries and the level of digital competencies among the librarians. Practical implications The findings will help other academic libraries understand how to respond to the emergent change in users’ information-seeking behavior by understanding their available human resources competencies and the requirement to undergo this emergent change. Originality/value This paper provides insights and practical solutions for academic libraries in response to global information trends based on users’ behaviors. This research was conducted in Jordan as one of the developing countries and hence it provides insights of the situation there. It will help academic libraries in Jordan and the region to handle and cope with the challenges associated with technology acceptance based on its staff level of digital competencies. The contribution of this research that it was done in a developing country where progress in the filed can be considered slow because of many factors, mainly economics, where institutions focus on essential library objectives, which are information resources development and databases subscriptions.

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Section: Radio Frequency Identification Technologymentioning

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The level of digital competencies for the provision of smart information service at academic libraries in Jordan

Hamad

Al-Fadel

Shehata

2023

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Smart library architecture based on internet of things (IoT) and software defined networking (SDN)

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2024

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Determination of Parameters of Radio Frequency Identification Transponder Antennas Dedicated to IoTT Systems Located on Non-Planar Objects

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Jankowski-Mihułowicz,

Węglarski

2024

Electronics

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Integration of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology with conductive textiles has greatly expanded the possibilities for creating smart devices that fit perfectly into the concept of the Internet of Things. The use of e-textiles for antenna manufacturing has enabled the development of a textronic RFID tag. Integration of such tags into products with often non-flat surfaces may result in exposure to changes in antenna geometry caused by bending. As a result, the antenna parameters may change, resulting in disruption of the entire tag operation. The authors, through simulation and experimental studies, analyzed the effects of bending the antennas of RFID tags operating in the HF (High Frequency) band.

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Automated book location and classification method using RFID tags for smart libraries

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The level of digital competencies for the provision of smart information service at academic libraries in Jordan

The level of digital competencies for the provision of smart information service at academic libraries in Jordan

Smart library architecture based on internet of things (IoT) and software defined networking (SDN)

Determination of Parameters of Radio Frequency Identification Transponder Antennas Dedicated to IoTT Systems Located on Non-Planar Objects

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