R.F.I.D. Technology: Further Step of Barcode Technology

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  • Tushar M. Patil

Abstract

Abstract

In order to hinder the exchange of reading aids, volume review, book stealth (plagiarism), libraries have started using Radio Wave Technology. In this article, effort has been done to recount the mints and demerits of this technology at national and international levels. In the forthcoming period, library and information centers will use this technology; it will surely play a vital role.

 

Keywords: Radio frequency identification, library security, privacy, self-check-out, authentication, information sharing

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Tushar M. Patil. R.F.I.D. Technology: Further Step of Barcode Technology. Journal of Advancements in Library Sciences. 2020; 7(2): 1–10p.

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2020-06-27

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Vol. 7 No. 2 (2020)

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