Are
there better filing designs for storing library books than the usual?
There are small libraries short of space to expand that might exploit
new designs to good advantage if they exist. For instance one might
stack books upright from floor to ceiling in very close rows if there
were such shelving. Yet the inclusion of rft chips in books could
make that sort of storage feasible if each book space had an rtf or
blue tooth, or some other form of reader that would know what each
book is and be able to display its name and number on request.
In
fact if individuals looking for particular books were able to ask a
given book to light up its title after being discovered in a card
catalog digital a book might be very easy to find as neighboring
books might be dark.
Perhaps
in such a stacked library shelving structure a few hundred percent
more books could be kept than in the usual.
