DTU Smart Library

DTU Smart Library is transforming DTU Library into an inspiring, innovative, and open indoor study environment. Service, knowledge, and technology merge into a library hall accessible 24/7, supporting research, education, and study activities. 

What is DTU Smart Library?

 

Study environment

Together with our users, DTU Library aims to create an excellent study environment. This means that temperature, humidity, CO2 levels, sound, and lighting must be optimally adjusted. The conditions should adapt according to seasons, time of day, learning situations, and learning styles. As a DTU student, you should be able to get an instant and accurate overview of the study environment: Are there any available seats in the databar or in the reading area? What is the current indoor climate like in the different zones of the library? Withs this knowledge, you will be able to choose the place in the library that best meets your expectations and requirements.

Data - innovation and skills 

Competencies in finding, analyzing, visualising, and using data are becoming increasingly important. At DTU Library, we make our infrastructure available to DTU students who wish to optimise their use of data in connection with courses, assignments, or start-ups. We provide access to research data (DTU Data), as well as building data from the DTU Library. You are welcome to install sensors or other equipment in the library yourself, allowing you to collect your own data. Feel free to contact us.

Facility management

When and how often do group rooms and toilets need cleaning? When should printer paper be stocked, when should furniture be replaced, plants be watered, and garbage cans emptied? Where can you find an available group room or a table for your reading group? For optimal use of the library, DTU Library will use technology and data to ensure that library staff, cleaning staff, IT service, guards, workmen, and movers are present when their service and knowledge are needed.

Contact

Thomas Skov Jensen

Thomas Skov Jensen Senior Information Officer