Library robotics refers to the use of robotic systems and automation technologies in libraries to enhance efficiency and improve user experience. These robots can assist with tasks such as sorting and shelving books, checking in and out materials, and providing information to patrons. By automating routine tasks, libraries can free up staff to focus on more complex services and community engagement. One notable example of library robotics is the BookBot, a robotic system designed to retrieve and return books in large library settings. Such innovations not only streamline operations but also help libraries manage their collections more effectively, ensuring that resources are readily available to users.