New ‘Subway Libraries’ Encourages Commuters To Read On-The-Go – DesignTAXI.com.
Using near field communications (NFC) technology, commuters select the desired book from a list of popular titles and read its first ten pages—upon finishing, the reader will be informed of the closest library location from which they can pick up and read the rest of the book.
Chinese version of this article: 圖書館可能的NFC應用
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Tagged circulation, NFC, public libraries, subway
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