Book crossing system and method based on 'Internet+'

Abstract

The invention discloses a book crossing system and method based on 'Internet+'. The system comprises a client, a distributed intelligent book exchange cabinet, and a cloud platform formed by a server database and a management module. The client sends book operation information to the cloud platform, and the cloud platform feeds book information in a changed database server to the client according to the book operation information. The management module carries out corresponding management and planning on the book crossing system according to changed book information, and sends the obtained feedback information between a book and a user to the book exchange cabinet. The book exchange cabinet receives the request information from the client and the feedback information of the cloud platform and processes the information, thus the processed information is fed to the cloud platform, and the cloud platform feeds the changed book information to the client according to the feedback information. According to the book crossing system and method, the utilization and management of idle books and the association between people and books can be improved, at the same time the cost is saved, and the interaction between the people and between the people and the books is facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of mobile internet technology, in particular to an "Internet+"-based book drifting system and method thereof. Background technique [0002] The "book rafting" activity originated in Europe in the 1960s. The method is similar to the "drifting bottle" in the Middle Ages: people put specific labels on books that they no longer read and put them in public places, and provided them to those who picked them up free of charge. After reading, the person who picks up the book will put the book in the public environment in the same way according to the label prompt, so that others can share their own books, exchange each other's feelings, and let the book pass through the hands of every book friend Keep drifting, let knowledge never stop. [0003] The emergence of the Internet has accelerated the popularity of book rafting activities. In April 2001, American Ron Hornbaker opened a book rafting website, and book rafting activit...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] Books are voluntarily placed in public places by book lovers, and there is no effective information for reference on the owner, borrower, place, type of book, and how to borrow the book, which often leads to Book friends do not know how to borrow books, and find that the books are not what they want after borrowing, and many other problems

[0007] 2 Books are not protected

Leaving books at random in public places, books are easy to be soiled, broken, and easily wet by rain. The problem of book protection needs to be solved urgently

[0009] 3 There is no effective management means

[0010] Due to the lack of a management system, book rafting cannot effectively restrain borrowers. If someone intercepts books privately or damages books at will, it will be difficult for book rafting to continue

[0011] 4 The benefits of books cannot be reflected

[0012] Due to the lack of an effective library management system, the idle books placed by book lovers are like duckweeds without roots. No one knows how many people will benefit from the books before the service life of the books is reached, making it difficult for people to gain a sense of accomplishment in the process of drifting books. This reversely inhibits the enthusiasm of book lovers to participate in book rafting, making it difficult for book rafting activities to continue

[0013] 5 There are many problems in the library service management model

[0014] The current library management system is centered on book management, and it is difficult to reflect the library's reader-centered service concept. In addition, most library management systems still have relatively isolated library resources and information services. The business and management work of the library cannot be fully integrated, and the phenomenon of isolated islands of information is becoming more and more serious

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