Automation in Library Management Using Labview: Anita Gade Yogesh Angal
Automation in Library Management Using Labview: Anita Gade Yogesh Angal
LabVIEW
Abstract—This paper demonstrates the application of robot extensible software environment and faultless connectivity to
for library management system. Library administration is an other mechanisms, some researchers focus on totally
undertaking asset arranging framework for library, used to track automating a task, by providing sensor based intellect to the
things owned, orders made, bills paid, benefactors who have robot, while others try to set the logical foundations on which
acquired. Humanity has dependably strived to give life like many of the basic concepts in robotics are built. In this
qualities to its antiquities trying to discover elective for himself to designs, links can be considered to corresponds to human
do his requests furthermore to work in a scary situation. The well structure as upper arm and forearm among joint at shoulder
known idea of a robot is of a system that looks and works like an and elbow. Last part of arm a wrist joint connects an end
individual. In this very creating development, time and labour
effector which is gripper to work. All the various problems
are restriction for finish of undertaking in extensive scales. The
automation is playing important role to save human efforts in
and difficulty for the pick and place process has been deeply
most of the usual and frequently carried works. One of the most analyzed [6]. In this project we are developing a system using
application is library management. Usually we need librarian to sensors, according to the sensor data the movement of the
pick the book and give up it to the one whom the books are being robot is controlled. The LabVIEW program enables the robot
issued. This is difficult task in case the library floor area is large. to move from a user defined starting point to a destination
Humans takes more time and effort for issuing the book. To point avoiding undefined obstacle on its route. Robot work on
defeat this trouble we are creating robotization in library to fast the concept of Sense, Think and Act, where the robot senses
delivery of books using robotic arm. The use of robots for obstacles in its route by an sensor, makes a decision to
characterizes some of modern trends in automation of the apply collision avoidance routine and returns to the process of
modern process. This project is pick and place robotic arm reaching the destination point. Books are recognized using the
myRIO based mechatronic system. EM-18 RFID reader is used pre-programmed data in the system using RFID which helps to
to recognize the book. This system helps to keep the records of manage the library.
book. A robot is designed using sensor operated motors to keep
track the library book shelf arrangements.
II. RELATED WORK
Keywords—Automation, Grab, Gripper, Library management,
LabVIEW, myRIO, Robotic arm, ungrab A. Proposed System
2. IR Sensor output
3. Robotic output
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