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RFID library news in the world
- **AC Library Upgrades Technology to Improve Library Lending**: The Alameda County Library (AC Library) is set to implement RFID technology by February 2024, enhancing library lending and inventory management. This upgrade will allow library members to check out multiple items simultaneously, significantly reducing wait times and improving efficiency in managing library collections.
- **Hawaii Public Libraries Adopt RFID System**: All public libraries in Hawaii have launched an RFID tagging system, which enables faster and more accurate borrowing and returning of materials. This system allows patrons to check out stacks of items at once, streamlining the process and reducing queue times. The implementation took about a year and cost approximately $3 million.
- **Institute of Public Enterprise Integrates RFID Technology**: The Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE) Library has successfully integrated RFID technology to automate library operations. This includes self-check-in and check-out kiosks, security gates, and handheld devices for inventory management, enhancing both user experience and staff efficiency.
- **TLN Board Approves RFID Adoption**: The TLN Board has approved a project for all libraries within the TLN Shared Automation System to adopt RFID technology. This initiative aims to improve the efficiency of library services across the network.
These developments highlight a growing trend among libraries to utilize RFID technology for better service delivery and operational efficiency.
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