For a glimpse of how RFID technology could transform stores, factories and people's everyday lives, you may only need to look as far as your local library. Hundreds of city and college libraries ...

From high-tech demos and library apps to QR codes and radio frequency identification (RFID), libraries around the country are finding new ways to use technology to gain efficiencies, improve customer ...

Get the latest updates on UW Libraries' RFID project, aimed at improving efficiency, accuracy, and user experience across library collections.

The Integrated Technology Group (ITG), a division of Vernon Library Supplies, Inc., will be installing its Apex RFID™ (Radio ...

Discover how RFID technology revolutionizes item tracking with radio waves. Learn about its components, benefits, and ...

Fortunately, the British Library is in a position to use RFID as a leapfrog technology because, unlike most public libraries, it does not barcode its books. It uses a simple shelf marking system ...

The Michigan library believes it is the first public system to use UHF RFID in North America, enabling it to speed up checkout, track check-in, provide security and manage inventory.

Item-level tagging specialist TAGSYS today announced that its technology will be deployed at the Shenzhen Library in China, where it will be the second largest RFID-enabled library automation system ...

Integrated Technology Group Completes RFID Installation at Fort Vancouver Regional Library District NORCROSS, Ga., Jan 08, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) – The Three Creeks Community Library is the first branch ...

The Canton Public Library, Mi., has recently begun migrating its annual circulation of more than 2 million items to RFID technology provided by Integrated Technology Group. The ITG RFID system will ...

MANUKAU City Council will open a hi-tech library in Botany Downs, which will be the first in New Zealand to track the location of its books using RFID tags.

The authors propose the use of RFID technology and an Arduino board for the same. Every product will have an RFID (Radio-Frequency IDentification) tag (instead of barcodes being used conventionally).