Bookshelf capable of automatically arranging and classifying books

Abstract

The invention discloses a bookshelf capable of automatically arranging and classifying books. The bookshelf capable of automatically arranging and classifying the books comprises a bookshelf body, a trolley, a mechanical arm, a clamping jaw and a book identification device. The books are placed on the bookshelf body. The trolley is arranged on a ground rail in front of the bookshelf body. The trolley is provided with a storage battery and a control cabinet. The mechanical arm is arranged on the trolley. The mechanical arm is provided with a lifting mechanism. An installation block is arranged on the lifting mechanism. A rotating mechanism is arranged on the installation block. The clamping jaw is installed on the rotating mechanism. The book identifier is arranged under the clamping jaw. The trolley, the mechanical arm, the clamping jaw, a control port of the book identification device and a data port of the book identification device are all connected with the control cabinet. The bookshelf capable of automatically arranging and classifying the books can recognize a book arranged at a wrong position and can also take out the book and place the book at the correct position through the clamping jaw; for a reversed book, the book is turned and placed at the correct position through the clamping jaw; and in this way, the service quality of a library is effectively improved, readers can conveniently find books, and the work load of a librarian is lightened.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of library automation equipment, in particular to a bookshelf capable of automatically sorting and sorting books. Background technique [0002] At present, in order to make it easier for readers to find books, libraries around the world usually place books vertically in the bookshelf with the spine facing the reader and the text on the spine facing forward. Although readers place the book with the spine facing the reader, they often do not pay attention to it. The direction of the text on the spine is often reversed; in order to facilitate readers to find books, the books in the library are arranged in categories, and readers often change the position of books at will during the book selection process, causing troubles for other readers to find books. inconvenient. [0003] Existing libraries arrange the books on the bookshelves manually, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive. There is no equipment ca...

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[0002] At present, in order to make it easier for readers to find books, libraries around the world usually place books vertically in the bookshelf with the spine facing the reader and the text on the spine facing forward. Although readers place the book with the spine facing the reader, they often do not pay attention to it. The direction of the text on the spine is often reversed; in order to facilitate readers to find books, the books in the library are arranged in categories, and readers often change the position of books at will during the book selection process, causing troubles for other readers to find books. inconvenient

[0003] Existing libraries manually organize the books on the bookshelves, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive. The existing technology has no equipment that can automatically organize the books on the library shelves.

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