With limited space and high demand, a beloved lakeside branch finds new life—and new hours—thanks to open+ access.
Richmond Hill Public Library installs a modular flexAMH system to streamline returns today and prepare for fully automated patron returns in the future.
Discover how libraries are adopting RFID technology to boost efficiency, enhance user engagement, and maximize value. Learn how RFID works, its benefits, and implementation strategies in this article.
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Frankfurt Central Library boosts efficiency with a custom flexAMH system, handling returns across multiple floors and expanding open hours for patrons.
Lawrence Public Library installed Bibliotheca remoteLockers in a grocery store, offering patrons easy access to holds while shopping for groceries.
Bundaberg Regional Library uses Bibliotheca’s RFID and smartShelf to streamline tasks, boost access, and strengthen personal connections with the community.
Discover how Forsyth County’s new flexAMH with bulkSeparator reduces return errors, speeds shelving, and frees staff for better patron engagement.
With open+ access, South Gloucestershire libraries increased open hours by 166%, offering greater flexibility, access, and quiet spaces for every community member.
With RFID and self-service tech, Ruth Faulkner Library freed staff time, expanded programs, and became a loud, lively hub for literacy and community learning.
With self-checks and AMH, Realm Library empowers staff to focus on outreach while expanding service to underserved communities across eastern Melbourne.
Germany’s Ansbach University installs the world’s first flexAMH to simplify returns, extend access, and ease staff workload.
Cologne’s Kalk Library expanded access by 53% with open+ and RFID tech, turning a redesigned space into a modern third place for the community.
