Self-service borrowing system for shared cultural goods

Abstract

The invention discloses a self-service borrowing system for sharing cultural goods, which relates to a cultural goods borrowing device. The system comprises: bookshelves distributed at various positions; books, a number of books being placed on each shelf; a mobile terminal capable of identifying a bookshelf identification code and a book identification code; a server in data communication with the mobile terminal, which comprises a user registration information receiving, storing and matching module, a book borrowing information module, a book returning information module, a payment confirmation module, a bookshelf address information module and a new book placing acceptance module. The invention provides a self-service borrowing system of shared cultural goods with extremely low manufacturing cost and operation cost. In the invention, the borrowed articles are not limited to books, but also can be reusable cultural articles such as magnetic tape, optical disc and the like, which enlarges the range of the borrowed articles and enables the whole society to utilize resources efficiently.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to equipment for borrowing stationery, and more specifically, to a self-service borrowing system for shared stationery. Background technique [0002] As an institution that collects books, the library is an important social public welfare platform for people to borrow and refer to. With the widespread use of the Internet, people's reading habits have gradually changed. The service areas of libraries in cities are generally limited to the vicinity of the library, and their service hours are limited to normal working hours. Citizens who live far away from the library and whose working hours conflict with the library service hours basically have no chance to receive library services. The number of people who go to the library to borrow, read and return books is gradually decreasing, and the borrowing methods of traditional libraries are gradually unable to meet people's reading needs. [0003] Therefore, the existing library borrow...

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Problems solved by technology

The number of people who go to the library to borrow books, read books, and return books is gradually decreasing, and the borrowing methods of traditional libraries are gradually unable to meet people's reading needs

[0003] Therefore, the existing library borrowing methods have the following disadvantages: (1) relying too much on labor, wasting human resources, and obtaining information is not sufficient and complete; (2) not convenient enough to realize the self-service function of readers; (3) Not intelligent enough, causing inconvenience for readers to borrow and return books

[0005] Among them, the semi-automatic borrowing and returning equipment books can be automatically removed from the shelves, but the books are put on the shelves manually. This kind of equipment has a simple structure, but due to the need for manual participation, the operating cost is too high

The fully automated book borrowing and returning equipment adopts the manipulator structure to realize the automatic loading and unloading of books without manual participation, and the operating cost is low. However, most of the self-service borrowing and returning equipment using the manipulator structure are unreliable in operation and relatively expensive to manufacture due to unreasonable mechanical design. high

[0006] To sum up, how to overcome the shortcomings of the existing self-service book borrowing and returning equipment outside the library, such as high manufacturing cost and high operating cost, is a technical problem that needs to be solved urgently in the prior art.

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