Modular storage and reservation system Unikeeper, provides automation for your library. Unikeeper can be deployed outside of the library, enabling 24/7 literature checkout.
The built-in touch screen monitor allows visitors to use the system without the intervention of staff, which significantly increases the productivity of the entire library. Informative highlighting will tell you the status in which the cell is located (occupied / free). Reliable mechanical locks will secure personal belongings and reserved literature of your visitors.
The built-in camera, HF/UHF reader and barcode reader facilitate fast user identification, which reduces queues in the library.
Autonomy of the library
Reserving books by visitors
Safe storage of personal belongings
Return of books 24/7
Easy visitor identification
Charging visitors' gadgets
The main section that makes control
Section for automated return of books
Section for storing personal belongings of visitors
Additional section to increase the number of cells
The main section that makes control
Section for automated return of books
Section for storing personal belongings of visitors
Additional section to increase the number of cells
The modular design of Unikeeper system allows you to scale the number of cells to suit your needs. The increase in the number of cells occurs due to additional slave and locker sections.
The modular design of Unikeeper system allows you to scale the number of cells to suit your needs. The increase in the number of cells occurs due to additional slave and locker sections.
The main electronic components are built into the section, allowing you to control all the functionality of system. For more convenient use, the system provides several methods of identification: face recognition, reading a library card or unified card of St. Petersburg resident (UCSP), reading a barcode. For more convenient use, the system provides several identification methods: face recognition, reading a reader's ticket or a single card of a citizen of St. Petersburg (ECP), reading a barcode.
The auxiliary section is designed to store visitors' personal belongings or reserved books, as well as to charge visitors' gadgets.
Secure storage of personal belongings of visitors
Charging visitors' gadgets
Informative illumination of the storage room
The section is intended for the autonomous return of books to the library.
Built-in sensors facilitate the safe closing of the book return drawer.
The movable bottom in the basket of receiving books allows you to reduce the height of the fall of books, thereby contributing to the safety of book publications.
The return box can only be opened by a library employee.
"Slave" is an auxiliary section for scaling the number of cells of the system for your tasks (if necessary). The section is designed for storing orders and booking literature, contains deep roomy cells.
The main electronic components are built into the section, allowing you to control all the functionality of system. For more convenient use, the system provides several methods of identification: face recognition, reading a library card or unified card of St. Petersburg resident (UCSP), reading a barcode.
The auxiliary section is designed to store visitors' personal belongings or reserved books, as well as to charge visitors' gadgets.
Secure storage of personal belongings of visitors
Charging visitors' gadgets
Informative illumination of the storage room
The section is intended for the autonomous return of books to the library.
Built-in sensors facilitate the safe closing of the book return drawer.
The movable bottom in the basket of receiving books allows you to reduce the height of the fall of books, thereby contributing to the safety of book publications.
The return box can only be opened by a library employee.
"Slave" is an auxiliary section for scaling the number of cells of the system for your tasks (if necessary). The section is designed for storing orders and booking literature, contains deep roomy cells.
The reader orders literature online.
The librarian collects the order, and then the order is delivered to the issuing station.
The reader comes to the issue area and picks up the ordered literature.
The reader comes to the return area and returns the read literature.
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