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Journal of Advancements in Library Sciences Review Article

Emerging Challenges in RFID in Library: A Review

  1. Davendra Singh Kushwaha Department of Library and Information Science Rani Durgawati Vishwavidyalaya Jabalpur

Abstract

A library is a living, breathing entity. Because of the advancement of the Internet and new information technology, library and information workers now have tremendous potential. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), the pinnacle of ubiquitous computer technology, has long been the talk of the town and is employed by a variety of organizations, including libraries and information centers. RFID is a cutting-edge automated library technology that automatically identifies and tracks library goods. RFID technology aids in inventory management, detecting lost things, and identifying misplaced items. It also specifies the necessary fundamental and optional components for the exercise to function properly. RFID is the most modern library theft detection technology, and it is now being employed by many libraries and information centers. It combines radio frequency technology with microprocessor technology. The efficiency benefits that this technology can provide libraries are not to be underestimated. The document outlines the system's fundamental and optional components, as well as the processes required to properly construct and run it. A comparison between barcodes and RFID is provided. This article presents a brief summary of new radio frequency identification technology, its application in libraries, and how it works. RFID has several advantages, including inventory efficiency, library collection security, and minimal vulnerability to harm. Despite its benefits, RFID technology has certain downsides and concerns, one of which is the possible threat of viruses. This article intends to address the developing problems associated with RFID technology implementation, giving significant insights for LIS professionals contemplating deploying RFID in their libraries and information centers, and emphasizing the significance of taking precautionary precautions.

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