Self-service book-returning machine based on E-post cabinet

Abstract

The invention relates to a self-service book-returning machine based on an E-post cabinet. The self-service book-returning machine comprises an E-post cabinet body for depositing postal parcels and a console, wherein the E-post cabinet body comprises a plurality of postal parcel depositing boxes; the wall surface of each postal parcel depositing box is provided with a postal parcel depositing box door; the console is used for controlling the postal parcel depositing box doors to be opened or closed; the E-post cabinet body further comprises at least one book-returning box used for depositing books; the wall surface of the book-returning box is provided with an open groove for putting books and a book-returning box port for taking books; a book-returning box door is further arranged on the book-returning box port; the console is used for controlling the book-returning box door to be opened or closed; RFID (Radio Frequency Identification Device) identification equipment for identifying book information is further arranged in the book-returning box. The self-service book-returning machine is mainly based on an E-post cabinet system, and can be placed at places such as government agencies, enterprises and public institutions, office buildings and communities; the functions of self-service book returning, book-returning information uploading, automatic charging and the like are realized, and readers can return books conveniently.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of library management, and in particular relates to a self-service book returning machine based on an E-mail box. Background technique [0002] At present, most libraries still use barcodes and magnetic stripes. The borrowing process still requires manual opening of books and finding the location of the barcode for scanning. However, with the rapid increase in the number of readers, such an operation process becomes more cumbersome, and the efficiency of borrowing and returning books is also low. In addition, the barcode is easily damaged, which affects the normal borrowing and returning procedures and reduces readers' satisfaction. The emergence of self-service borrowing and returning machines and book returning boxes, especially its powerful functions such as multi-book borrowing and returning service and 24-hour book returning service, greatly saves the workload of librarians and the waiting time of reade...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] At present, most libraries still use barcodes and magnetic stripes, and the borrowing process still requires manual opening of books and finding the location of the barcode for scanning.

However, with the rapid increase in the number of readers, such an operation process becomes more cumbersome, and the efficiency of borrowing and returning books is also low. In addition, the barcode is easily damaged, which affects the normal borrowing and returning procedures and reduces the satisfaction of readers.

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