As of June 2026, Lyngsoe Library Systems (LLS) has taken a significant step forward with the acquisition of D-Tech International, bringing together two complementary product portfolios within the library technology industry.
We're launching a new name, logo, and visual identity today at ALA Annual in Chicago. Read about the thinking behind the rebrand, our new tagline, and what stays the same.
LibRid 4 and LibDeco now comply with WCAG 2.2 Level AA, EN 301 549, and Revised Section 508 — including full screen reader support for independent patron use.
The Lyngsoe Library Mate 1300 self-return kiosk automates sorting for a broader range of library materials and matches the design of the Lyngsoe LibDeco self-check kiosk series.
Gentofte Main Library has inaugurated a new 99-destination automated sorting system from Lyngsoe Systems — purpose-built to fit a Henning Larsen-designed building and the first of its kind for the library.
Lyngsoe Systems is expanding its support in Canada with the appointment of Steve Battams as Account Manager. Learn more about what this means for Canadian libraries.
Lyngsoe Systems Inc. has acquired mk Solutions’ business in North America. From January 2026 Lyngsoe obtains the right to sell mk’s products and will be the sole supplier of support and service of existing customers in North America.
Lyngsoe Systems Library Solutions honors CEO Henrik Kjeldgaard and General Manager Phil Farrell for 10 years of leadership, growth, and innovation in library solutions worldwide.
We are pleased to introduce the LibDeco T10 – the newest and final model in the Lyngsoe LibDeco Self Check Kiosk series.