The Jyväskylä Culture and Sports Committee will propose at its meeting next week that the library prepare for the purchase of a hydrogen-powered library van for 750,000 euros. In addition, just over 300,000 euros are proposed for the transition to RFID technology in libraries. The technology will replace traditional barcodes, which will speed up the processing of materials.
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The Jyväskylä Culture and Sports Committee will propose at its meeting next week that the library prepare for the purchase of a hydrogen-powered library van for 750,000 euros. In addition, just over 300,000 euros are proposed for the transition to RFID technology in libraries. The technology will replace traditional barcodes, which will speed up the processing of materials.