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selfCheck 3000 Adjustable Leg: Making Library Technology Accessible for Everyone

Libraries are meant to be welcoming and inclusive spaces, where technology empowers every visitor. With the selfCheck 3000 adjustable leg, Bibliotheca is taking accessibility to the next level—ensuring that children, adults, and wheelchair users can independently use self-service kiosks with ease.

One Feature, Endless Accessibility

Traditional self-service kiosks are often built with a fixed height, making them challenging for some users to access comfortably. The selfCheck 3000’s adjustable leg changes that. By allowing the kiosk height to be modified, it provides a seamless and user-friendly experience for everyone—regardless of their height, mobility, or physical needs.

Designed for Every Library Visitor

Child-Friendly Interaction
Children can lower the kiosk height, making it easy for them to borrow books, return items, and explore library services independently. Encouraging young readers to engage with self-service technology builds confidence and digital literacy at an early age.
Effortless Accessibility for Wheelchair Users
The selfCheck 3000’s adjustable height ensures wheelchair users can comfortably reach the screen and scanner without needing assistance. This promotes independence and dignity, removing barriers that might otherwise make self-service difficult.
Comfort for All Adults
No more awkward bending or straining—users of all heights can adjust the kiosk to their preferred position, making transactions smoother and more enjoyable.

Empowering Libraries with Inclusive Technology

At Bibliotheca, we believe in creating technology that serves everyone. The selfCheck 3000’s adjustable leg isn’t just a feature—it’s a commitment to accessibility and inclusivity. By adapting to the needs of every user, libraries can ensure their self-service kiosks enhance the experience for all visitors.

Upgrade Your Library Today!

Want to learn more about how the selfCheck 3000 can make your library more inclusive? Get in touch with us today and bring the future of accessible self-service to your community!