Self-service by the sea: selfCheck 500 in Kaipara District Libraries, New Zealand
Refresh a branch using modern library self-service technology, utilise selfCheck 500 to help the tiny library team streamline workflow
Refresh a branch using modern library self-service technology, utilise selfCheck 500 to help the tiny library team streamline workflow
Refresh a branch using modern library self-service technology, utilise selfCheck 500 to help the tiny library team streamline workflow
Discover how Blue Mountains Library in Australia transformed its services with RFID technology, connecting remote communities and enhancing access to essential resources during disasters.
Open Access gives self- service access to the library outside of normal operating hours
Summit County Public Library became the first in Utah to install a remoteLocker, providing convenient library access for rural residents. Located in a park in a remote town, this locker expands community services and makes borrowing easier for all.
An even more welcoming and accessible library experience for the community across the entire district.
Faster, more efficient service that frees library staff to meaningfully engage with patrons.
Discover the Express Library in Monterey Park, Mesa, Arizona – the first fully self-service library in the state and a beacon of community engagement and technological innovation.
RFID technology has positively impacted Park Ridge Public Library—from streamlining checkout processes to adding new programs.
Explore how Bibliotheca’s open+ technology is transforming library services in the Val Parisis area in France by extending operational hours and enhancing accessibility without additional staff.
Boosting Access: Scott County Libraries Extend Hours and Services for Community
Discover how the Monterrey Tec Library, Mexico City campus, has evolved into a center of innovation and collaborative learning. With advanced technologies and a wide range of resources, it has become a vital space for students, professors, and researchers.
The library installed three selfChecks and a remoteLocker outdoor to ensure they could provide convenient library access to all community members inside and outside the library.
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