Self-Service Lockers for Libraries
Give patrons another way to get what they need, on their own schedule. Self-service lockers make it easy to pick up holds, charge equipment, and borrow items beyond books.
Freeing up staff from repetitive handoffs means more time for the work that actually needs a person.
Library Case Stories
Multnomah County Library's circulation grew to roughly 17 million items a year, and manual sorting could no longer keep up. See how Automated Material Handling and IMMS™ reduced physically demanding work and freed staff to spend more time with patrons.
Mead Public Library needed pickup access around the clock without exposing staff to the cold. See how D-Tech's rear-loading Smart Lockers made it possible, and why Mead became the first library to install this design.
The German National Library needed a flexible self-service model that could work within two protected historic buildings. See how a tailored media locker system made it possible.
Discover how Multnomah County Library uses IMMS™ to reduce manual work, save thousands of staff hours, and ensure patrons always find what they are looking for even with smaller local collections.
Shropshire Council enhances library services with Lyngsoe LibDeco™ self-service kiosks, improving accessibility, staff efficiency, and customer experience.
Read about how Worcestershire Libraries extended opening hours, reduced staff pressure, and increased community access with Lyngsoe Self-Operated Library™.