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As the core embodiment of the Internet of Things technology, a single information division and setting of exclusive labels for a large number of products or objects can be said to provide a strong guarantee for the development of many industries at this stage. Imagine that we can clearly target the fragmented orders to each customer, each product and related IoT binding, and then apply industrial PDA handheld devices such as RFID handsets in the production, transportation and sales phases. Information collection and verification not only improves existing efficiency but also enables better management. These applications have been fully reflected in the current trend of e-commerce development and the rise of logistics. Then, as a library or database with the same huge amount of daily workload, is it similar to the industrial PDA handheld terminal solution?

As you can see on a daily basis, both the library and the archives have one thing in common, that is, the variety of books and materials is huge. If you need to borrow or use a certain material, it is tantamount to finding a needle in a haystack. At the same time, the iteration of the update of the data product is quite troublesome. If it can be based on handheld terminal devices such as RFID handheld machines, it is convenient to make it more efficient based on a large number of borrowing turns. At present, there are more than 10,000 libraries nationwide, and most of the libraries have transitioned from purely manual management to digital management modes using handheld terminal identification, computer networks, and computer software technologies. Self-help borrowing of books, rapid inventory of books, search, and arrangement of books in disorder have hindered the library from further improving management and service levels.

When all our books and files enter the corresponding place, we can choose to have exclusive bar codes or electronic tags, and use the handheld terminal to enter detailed names and information. Then save in different areas. When borrowing or viewing is required, the administrator can scan again to enter information, such as borrower information and time. This achieves a standardized management model.