The ​​CK-DP9 Card Reader RFID Kiosk​​ is engineered to streamline operations in busy environments through:

• ​​Dual RFID & ID Card Recognition​​: Simultaneously processes library card issuance (ISO 18000-6C RFID tags) and Chinese second-gen ID verification, reducing patron wait times by 60%.
• ​​Batch Book Scanning​​: The UHF RFID antenna (840-960MHz) scans up to 10 books in 3-5 seconds using anti-collision algorithms, ideal for rush-hour returns.
• ​​Multi-Language Interface​​: Supports English, Mandarin, and Cantonese with voice-guided prompts, ensuring accessibility for diverse communities.
• ​​Real-Time System Sync​​: Integrates with library management systems (SIP2/API) to update inventory, member status, and financial records instantly.

For example, the Shenzhen Municipal Library reported a ​​40% reduction in staff intervention​​ after deploying 12 CK-DP9 kiosks, handling 2,300+ daily transactions autonomously.

Security is prioritized through layered authentication protocols:

• ​​Biometric ID Cross-Verification​​: Patrons must scan government-issued IDs (embedded with RFID/NFC chips) to activate card issuance. The system cross-checks ID photos against a national database.
• ​​Dynamic Data Encryption​​: RFID card encoding uses AES-128 encryption, making cloned tags unreadable by unauthorized devices.
• ​​Deposit Control​​: Requires minimum cash/online payments (1-100 CNY) to activate membership, with transaction logs tied to ID numbers.
• ​​Tamper-Proof Hardware​​: IP54-rated chassis and secure card slots prevent physical breaches. Alerts trigger if internal components are accessed illegally.

In a 2023 pilot at Guangzhou University, the kiosk successfully blocked ​​127 fraudulent applications​​ attempting to use forged IDs or duplicate RFID tags.

Yes, the kiosk’s ​​cloud-based architecture​​ enables centralized management for library chains:

• ​​Unified Member Database​​: RFID cards issued at any branch sync via encrypted cloud APIs, allowing patrons to borrow/return books across all locations.
• ​​Customizable Policies​​: Administrators remotely configure deposit rules, loan limits, and fees through a web dashboard.
• ​​Predictive Maintenance​​: IoT sensors monitor hardware health (e.g., printer paper levels, RFID antenna performance) and auto-generate service tickets.
• ​​Multi-Tenant Support​​: Allocate kiosk resources to separate departments (e.g., children’s section vs. academic archives) with independent RFID tag pools.

The Nanjing Library Network achieved ​​98% system uptime​​ across 38 branches using this solution, processing 1.2M+ annual transactions.