Design of a Intelligent Book Conveyor based on RFID.docVIP

基于RFID的轻便型智能书车设计 Design of a Intelligent Book Conveyor based on RFID 摘 要：针对近年来图书馆管理和服务工作中存在的问题，结合射频识别（RFID）技术和嵌入式技术设计出了一套智能书车系统，车身轻便，功能齐全，利用Qt开发环境开发了一套人性化的用户操作界面，操作简单，可以大大提高图书馆工作人员的工作效率和图书馆的服务质量。 Abstract: In view of the problems existed in library management and service work, we designed a RFID Intelligent Book Conveyor using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology and embedded technology, and we also exploited GUI using Qt integrated development environment. This Book Conveyor is a portable equipment with complete functions, friendly interface and convenient operation. It can greatly improve the efficiency of librarians and the service quality of the library. 关键词：RFID技术；嵌入式；智能书车；Qt开发环境 Keyword：RFID; Embedded Linux; Intelligent Book Conveyor; Qt OPAC查询到的文献很难在相应的架位找到，OPAC查询终端几乎成了一种摆设。解决这些问题的根本途径在于走图书馆智能化的道路。 Library actuality With the rapid progress of information technology, most library documents in China have been digitalized, the service for readers realized the networking, operations management realized automation. But most libraries is still in the traditional manual states in terms of the management of documents which may include shelving books, literature collections , publications Circulation. In recent years, Library Service’s change and development ,for instance the unprecedented wealth of information resources and the extensive use of open-shelf services has greatly intensified the conflict between fluid Document Information collection channels and messy physical location of collection ,becoming the most urgent issue for the current library management and services. Specifically in the following two aspects: Firstly, the traditional collection of library work can only rely on manual searches shelves and Barcode standards , which is time-consuming and inefficient. Nowadays, an ordinary library has Hundreds of thousands of books at least,while some libraries even have as many as million of books. Facing of such huge volume of books , most