IDlogic RFID system for library automation

2021: Using to automate libraries

Micron on February 9, 2021 announced the start of deliveries of radio frequency tags for automation of IDlogic libraries to one of the representatives of the domestic market for specialized RFID services. The first batch includes 1.5 million. HF marks manufactured by Micron four modifications for different surfaces. In total, it is planned to produce and supply at least 3 million tags during 2021, which will allow upgrading about 100 libraries.

IDlogic for February 2021 integrated RFID systems into more than 900 libraries throughout Russia. There is a widespread transformation of traditional libraries into Smart Libraries, capable of providing their visitors with a full set of digital services and significantly improving the quality of services provided. The smart library fully automates book circulation and independently protects the book fund from theft, speeds up the inventory process tenfold and frees its employees from routine work. Now this solution works on Russian-made tags, the functionality of which provides not only current tasks, but also further digitalization of libraries, - said Nikulin Sergey Anatolyevich, General Director of IDlogic.

The experience of implementing industry solutions together with integrators and the presence of our own serial production allow us to find a solution for almost any object - the Micron RFID laboratory develops more than 20 new labels and modifications annually. In this case, it was required to provide not only a certain functionality, but also full compatibility of the label with the IDlogic solution, and during testing, our tags showed high results, - said Alexey Markin, head of the RFID laboratory of Mikron PJSC.

The IDlogic RFID system uses HF labels M8050-00N and M5050-05N manufactured by Micron of identical functionality, each of which is presented in two modifications - with a paper and transparent coating, used depending on the characteristics of the application surface. The RFID label contains the inventory number of the object, which provides automatic binding of the book to the reader's ticket and control over the movement of books. The automated system allows you to reduce the inventory time of the library fund by 20 times, and also makes contactless return of books available around the clock, regardless of the schedule of the library. A number of libraries are also equipped with a terminal for self-selection and registration of books without contact with employees.