JP2006327636A - Container with ic tag, and packaging body with ic tag - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a container with an IC tag which is provided so as not to damage the IC tag, and capable of reliably reading or writing tag information. <P>SOLUTION: In the container with the IC tag, the IC tag 2 is provided on a container 3 having a bottom face 31 in which a ground contact part 36 and a recessed part 37 recessed more inward of the ground contact part 36, and the IC tag 2 is stored in a space part 38 of the bottom face formed by the recessed part 37. A space is ensured between the IC tag 2 and a lower side of the recessed part 37. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a container with an IC tag provided with an IC tag and a package with an IC tag formed by packaging a plurality of the containers.

Due to the remarkable progress of IT technology in recent years, IC tags equipped with ultra-small IC chips have been used for management of product manufacturing, quality, distribution, etc. instead of barcodes. For example, by appropriately recording product information (product name, lot number, production date, quality retention date, etc.) and receipt / shipment information (shipping date, warehousing date, etc.) on this IC tag, the product manufacturer passes the distributor. Product management including distribution history up to consumers can be performed for each product.
As a means for providing such an IC tag in a product, for example, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-20771, an antenna pattern made of conductive ink is printed on the surface of a cylindrical label base material. It is disclosed that an IC tag-attached bottle label with an IC tag attached so as to be conductive is attached to a container body.
In addition to such a cylindrical label, means for attaching a tack label having an IC tag to the container body is also conceivable.

  However, as described above, when the IC tag is attached to the container body, the IC tag may be damaged by rubbing or colliding with each other on the production line or during storage and transportation. Further, when the container is a beverage container, radio waves are easily absorbed by the filled beverage, and the reading sensitivity of the IC tag is lowered. Further, if the barrel is cylindrical, the label is bent along the barrel shape of the container, and the IC tag is deformed accordingly. When the IC tag is deformed in this way, communication with a wireless communication device such as a reader device is deteriorated, and the reading sensitivity of information on the IC tag is lowered.

Also, in general, many products are shipped from a factory in the form of a package that is packed into a packaging material such as a cardboard box or a cardboard box and used for distribution such as storage and transportation.
However, when the IC tag is provided in the container body, there is a problem in that the IC tag information provided in each container cannot be accurately read in the state of the package.
In other words, when a plurality of containers having IC tags on the body portion are collected and packaged with packaging material as described above, the IC tags of adjacent containers may face each other, and the IC tags facing each other interfere. Therefore, the IC tag information of each container cannot be accurately read by the wireless communication device, or the information cannot be written to the IC tag of each product. Further, when a liquid such as a beverage is stored, the radio wave is easily absorbed by the liquid, so that the reading accuracy of the IC tag information is similarly reduced.

  In this regard, when packaging with packaging material so that IC tags do not face each other, it is possible to suppress interference between adjacent containers and IC tags provided in the containers. Packaging may complicate the packaging operation, and depending on the shape of the container, the orientation may change during transportation even if the orientation is adjusted. Furthermore, for example, in the case of a package that is packaged in three or more columns, such as when twelve containers are arranged in 3 columns x 4 rows, there are other places around the container located in the center portion. Therefore, the IC tag information of the container located at least in the central portion cannot be read accurately.

JP 200420771 A

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a container with an IC tag that is provided so as not to damage the IC tag and that can reliably read or write the tag information.
In addition, the present invention provides a package with an IC tag that can individually read or write information of an IC tag provided in each container in a package in which a plurality of containers are packaged. This is the issue.

  As a first means for solving the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides an IC tag in a container having a grounding portion and a bottom surface formed with a recessed portion recessed inside the grounding portion. A container with an IC tag housed in a space portion on the bottom surface formed by a recess is provided.

  In such a container with an IC tag, since the IC tag is housed in a space portion on the bottom surface formed by the recessed portion, the IC tag is prevented from being damaged when the container is transported and stored by the grounding portion. it can.

  Furthermore, a preferable aspect of the present invention is the container with an IC tag in which a gap is secured between the IC tag and the lower surface of the recess. In such a container with an IC tag, since the IC tag does not directly contact the bottom surface, vibration applied to the container during transportation or the like is not directly transmitted to the IC tag. Therefore, a container with an IC tag that is excellent in preventing damage to the IC tag can be provided.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a support plate having a larger area than that of the IC tag is attached to the lower surface of the IC tag, and at least a peripheral portion of the support plate is attached to the lower surface of the recessed portion of the container via an adhesive. It is a container with the IC tag attached.
In such a container with an IC tag, since a support plate is attached to the lower surface of the IC tag, foreign matter can be prevented from coming into direct contact with the IC tag from the outside. In addition, since at least the peripheral portion of the support plate is attached via an adhesive, the IC tag is provided to be peelable from the container while ensuring a gap between the IC tag and the lower surface of the recess. Can do.

Furthermore, in a preferred aspect of the present invention, the container with an IC tag is provided with a plurality of cut portions formed in a peripheral portion of the support plate.
In such a container with an IC tag, a plurality of cut portions are formed in the peripheral portion of the support plate. The support plate can be affixed without causing any problems.

  Furthermore, the second means of the present invention provides a package with an IC tag in which a plurality of the above-mentioned containers with an IC tag are each packaged with a packaging material with the bottom face down.

Since the packaging body with an IC tag is packaged by a packaging material with a plurality of containers in which the IC tag is housed in the space portion of the bottom surface with the bottom surface facing down, the bottom surface side of the packaging body The IC tags provided in each container are arranged on a plane.
Therefore, when packaging a plurality of containers, even if the orientation of adjacent containers is not adjusted, the IC tag provided in each container interferes with the adjacent container or the IC tag provided in the container. Without receiving, by operating the wireless communication device from the bottom side of the package with the IC tag, the IC tag information of each container can be surely read or written to the IC tag.

The container with an IC tag of the present invention can prevent the IC tag from being damaged when transported and stored. Therefore, the container with the IC tag can reliably read the information on the IC tag or write the information on the IC tag using the wireless communication device.
Further, according to the package with an IC tag of the present invention, it is possible to reliably read information on the IC tag provided in each container or write information to the IC tag in a state where a plurality of containers are packaged. Therefore, even if the package is not opened and the container is not taken out, the product management for each product can be reliably performed using the IC tag.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the drawings.
1 and 2, reference numeral 1 denotes a container 4 with an IC tag in which an IC tag 2 is housed on a bottom surface 31 of the container 3, and a packaging material 5 for packaging and packaging a plurality of the containers 4. A package with an IC tag is shown.

As shown in FIG. 3, the container 3 is configured to be able to stand on its own with the bottom surface 31 facing down.
Specifically, the container 3 includes a substantially circular bottom surface 31, a cylindrical body portion 32 following the bottom surface 31, a shoulder portion 33 that gradually narrows from the body portion 32, and an upper end portion of the shoulder portion 33. And a lid portion 35 such as a rubber plug for sealing the opening portion 34. In this container 3, a liquid medicine is stored as a stored item. The container 3 in which the medicine is stored in this way is generally called a vial.

The bottom surface 31 of the container 3 includes an annular grounding portion 36 that comes into contact with the placement surface when the container 3 is self-supported, and a recessed portion 37 that is recessed inward from the grounding portion 36. The recessed portion 37 has a flat surface formed at the center and an inclined surface gradually inclined outward and downward around the periphery. The bottom surface 31 of the container 3 is formed by the recessed portion 37 and the grounding portion 36. A space portion 38 is formed in the central portion.
The IC tag 2 is housed in a space 38 formed on the bottom surface 31.

As shown in FIG. 4, the IC tag 2 has at least a module unit composed of an IC chip 22 and an antenna unit 23, and is a wireless communication device (read type, write type, or read / write type as will be described later). It is also possible to use a known device that can read and / or write electrical information of the IC chip 22 in a non-contact manner.
As shown in the figure, the IC tag 2 has a specific structure in which a module part including an IC chip 22 and an antenna part 23 is formed on a base material 21, or a base material 21. In addition, a module having an IC chip 22 and an antenna part 23 is formed, and a laminate structure of upper and lower base materials in which a protective base material is further laminated on the IC chip 22 or the like can be used.
The IC tag 2 includes those generally expressed as an RFID tag, an RFID inlet, a wireless IC tag, a non-contact IC, a non-contact data carrier, and the like.
The IC tag 2 having a size that can be accommodated in the space 38 is used.

The IC tag 2 has a surface on which the IC chip 22 is provided attached to the tack label 6, and is attached to the bottom surface 31 of the container 3 through the tack label 6.
Specifically, the tack label 6 has a substantially circular support plate 61 that has a larger area than the IC tag 2 and can be accommodated in the recessed portion 37, and an adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the support plate 61. And an adhesive layer 62. The IC chip surface of the IC tag 2 is bonded to the substantially central portion of the adhesive layer 62. Of the adhesive layer 62 of the tack label 6, an area where the IC tag 2 is not bonded (peripheral edge of the support plate 61) is bonded to the inclined surface of the recessed portion 37, so that the IC tag 2 is interposed via the tack label 6. Is held in the space 38.
Therefore, the upper surface of the IC tag 2 and the lower surface of the central portion of the recessed portion 37 are not bonded, and a gap is secured between the IC tag 2 and the lower surface of the recessed portion 37 of the container 3. Further, a gap is similarly secured between the lower surface of the tack label 6 (support plate 61) and the surface including the grounding portion 36.
As the support plate 61, a synthetic resin sheet or paper having a thickness of about 50 to 100 μm can be used. The support plate 61 and the adhesive layer 62 are preferably colorless and transparent or translucent (including those with a light color). By using such a see-through tack label 6, the inside of the container 3 can be visually recognized in an area where the IC tag 2 is not adhered, and an area for confirming a drug from the bottom surface 31 of the container 3 is provided. Widely secured.

The packaging material 5 is not particularly limited. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, an assembly box in which relatively hard sheets such as cardboard, cardboard, and hard plastic sheet are assembled can be used. The packaging material can be transparent or non-transparent.
By placing the grounding portion 36 of each container 4 on the bottom surface 51 of the packaging material 5, a plurality of ICs are placed in the packaging material 5 with the bottom surface 31 of the container 4 with IC tag facing the bottom surface 51 of the packaging material 5. Tagged containers 4 are stored side by side. Therefore, each container 4 is not stacked up and down, but is packaged with its bottom surface 31 facing down. Reference numeral 52 denotes an open / close lid of the box-shaped packaging material 5.
The number of the IC tag-equipped containers 4 packaged by the packaging material 5 is not particularly limited as long as it is plural (two or more). Further, the way of arranging the containers 4 is not particularly limited, and the containers 4 may be regularly arranged and packaged such as 1 column × plural rows, 2 columns × plural rows, 3 columns × plural rows, or irregularly. They may be packaged side by side. In FIG. 1, 10 containers 4 are arranged in 2 columns × 5 rows, and this is packaged with a packaging material 5 to show a package 1 with an IC tag.
When packaging the container 4 with the packaging material 5, a cushioning sheet or the like may be interposed between the packaging material 5 and the container 4 or between adjacent containers 4.

Next, the manufacturing method of the said package body 1 with an IC tag and the IC tag communication method of the package body 1 with an IC tag are demonstrated.
After filling the container 3 with the medicine and sealing it, the IC tag 2 on which the product information (the desired information such as the product name, the individual identification number of the product, the manufacturing date, the manufacturing place, the quality retention period) is recorded, It sticks so that it may fit in the recessed part 37 of the container 3 via the tack label 6. FIG.
A plurality of the containers 4 with IC tags are packed into the box-shaped packaging material 5 in a state where the grounding portion 36 is placed on the bottom surface 51 of the packaging material 5 and is self-supported, and the opening / closing lid 52 of the packaging material 5 is opened. By sealing, the package body 1 with an IC tag is obtained.
Note that the product information is not recorded on the IC tag 2 before being attached to the container 3, and a write-type or read-write type wireless communication device capable of writing information to the IC tag 2 after manufacturing the package 1 is used. Can also be done.

The package 1 with an IC tag is transported by a transport line or the like, stored in a warehouse, or shipped from a manufacturer and distributed. And communication with the IC tag 2 of each container 4 is performed in the state of the package 1 using a wireless communication device at a predetermined location such as a transport line.
For example, during this conveyance, as shown in FIG. 5, the wireless communication device 10 is disposed between the conveyors 11, and the bottom surface of the package 1 conveyed by the conveyor 11 is passed over the wireless communication device 10. During this time, radio waves are transmitted from the wireless communication device 10 and communicate with the IC tag 2 provided in each product 3 to read information recorded in the IC tag 2 and / or the IC tag 2 respectively. Information can be written to each.
In addition, the wireless communication device 10 is not limited to the mode in which the wireless communication device 10 is arranged in the middle of transporting the packaging body 1 and communicates with the IC tag 2, and the packaging body 1 is placed on or passed over the wireless communication device 10 at a desired place. Thus, communication with the IC tag 2 is also possible.

Here, the wireless communication device 10 is a device that can access the IC tag 2 wirelessly (contactlessly), and is a read type that reads information of the IC tag 2, a write type that records information on the IC tag 2 wirelessly, or Any type of reading and writing that can perform both reading and writing can be used.
The read-type wireless communication device 10 has a function of reading recorded information from the IC tag 2. When such a read-type wireless communication device 10 is used, for example, each identification number (ID number) is recorded on the IC tag 2 provided for each container 4, and the product information corresponding to the identification number is stored in a separate database. IC tag information read by the read-type wireless communication device 10 by constructing a system (for example, a database in which product information is recorded and updated on a separately installed host computer and accessible through a communication network such as the Internet) Based on (identification number, etc.), this database can be collated, product information about each container 4 can be confirmed, and product management can be performed.
The write-type wireless communication device 10 has a function of writing predetermined information to the IC tag 2. When such a writable wireless communication device 10 is used, product information can be accumulated in a superimposed manner on the IC tag 2 for each container 4 by additionally writing and updating predetermined product information at each location in the distribution process.
These read-type, write-type, and read-write type wireless communication devices 10 can be appropriately selected and used at each distribution location. For example, the same type of wireless communication device (from the manufacturer to the distributor or consumer) ( For example, a read type or a read type is used, or a manufacturer uses a write type wireless communication device, a distributor such as a wholesaler uses a read type, and a distributor or a consumer uses a read type. It is also possible to use different types of wireless communication devices 10 at distribution points.

  Further, the wireless communication device 10 may individually access the IC tag 2 of the product 3 packaged in the packaging body 1 or may be a system that accesses a plurality of items collectively.

Since the packaging body 1 has a configuration in which a plurality of containers 4 each having the IC tag 2 on the bottom surface 31 are packaged by the packaging material 5 with the bottom surface 31 facing down, the bottom surface of the packaging body 1 On the side, the IC tags 2 of the containers 3 are arranged on the bottom surface 51 of the packaging material 5 as well. Accordingly, the information of the IC tag 2 provided in each container 4 can be reliably read or received in each container 4 without being interfered by the adjacent containers 4 and the IC tags 2 provided in the same container 4. Information can be recorded on the IC tag 2 provided. In particular, when the contents are liquid, if the IC tag is attached to the container body as in the prior art, the radio wave is absorbed and the reading sensitivity is reduced. However, according to the package 1 of the present invention, wireless communication is possible. Since there is no liquid storage between the apparatus 10 and the IC tag 2 of each container 4, there is no possibility that the reading sensitivity or the like is lowered.
Therefore, even if the package 1 is not opened and the container 4 is not taken out, the merchandise can be managed for each container via the IC tag 2 in the packaged state.
Since information is communicated between the IC tag 2 and the wireless communication device 10 in this manner, information can be read more reliably than optical means such as a barcode, and the packaging material 5 is non-transparent. You can also use anything.

Further, when the IC tag 2 includes an arbitrarily readable / writable IC chip 22, desired information can be added or updated by the writing or reading / writing type wireless communication device 10.
Therefore, for example, at each distribution base from the manufacturer to the consumer through the distributor, the wireless communication device 10 is allowed to act on the packaging body 1, and the receipt / shipment information (shipment) is sent to each IC tag 2 of each container 4. By adding or updating the desired information such as the date, the date of goods receipt, etc.) and the inspection information, the IC tag 2 in which a very accurate distribution history is recorded can be obtained for each individual container.
According to the record information of the IC tag 2, tracking management of the container 4 with the IC tag can be easily performed, so that it can be particularly suitably used as a pharmaceutical distribution management system.

Further, since the IC tag 2 is housed in the space 38 formed by the recess 37 in the bottom surface 31 of the container 3, when the IC tag-equipped container 4 is transported and stored by the grounding section 36 independently. The IC tag 2 can be prevented from coming into contact with a conveyor or the like and being damaged.
In addition, even if the container 4 with the IC tag falls, there is no possibility that the IC chip 22 hits the floor surface and is damaged.
Further, since the IC tag 2 is provided so that a gap is secured between the IC tag 2 and the lower surface of the recess 37, vibration applied to the container 3 during transfer or the like is directly transmitted to the IC tag 2. Can be prevented. Therefore, damage to the IC tag 2 due to impact can be prevented.
In addition, since the IC tag 2 is disposed at a substantially central portion (substantially central portion) of the recessed portion 37, when the package 1 is used, the IC tags 2 of adjacent containers 4 can be prevented from approaching each other. . Therefore, in the package 1, interference between adjacent IC tags 2 can be reliably prevented.

  Furthermore, the IC tag 2 can be peeled off from the tack label 6 when pasted on the tack label 6 via a peelable adhesive. Therefore, for example, after using a medicine stored in a container 4 with an IC tag at a hospital, the tack label 6 is peeled off from the container 3, and the IC tag 2 is peeled off from the tack label 6. 2 can be attached to a medical record and saved. By storing the IC tag 2 together with the patient-related data such as the medical record in this way, it is possible to easily follow up the drug administered to the patient at a later date.

  Next, the modification of this invention is shown. However, in the following description of the modified example, portions different from those of the above-described embodiments will be mainly described, and descriptions of similar configurations may be omitted, and terms and drawing numbers may be used.

In the above embodiment, a synthetic resin sheet or the like is exemplified as the support plate 61 of the IC tag 2, but as the support plate 61, for example, a cushioning property such as a foamed resin sheet, a soft thermoplastic resin sheet, or a nonwoven fabric. You may use a certain sheet.
By using such a buffer sheet, the support plate 61 also has a function as a buffer plate for protecting the IC tag 2 from the lower surface. That is, when the pressing force is applied to the tack label 6 from the outside, the support plate 61 is deformed and absorbed, so that it is possible to prevent the pressing force from the outside from acting strongly on the IC tag 2.
Examples of such foamed resin sheets include relatively soft thermoplastic foam sheets such as polystyrene, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyurethane, and polyethylene terephthalate. The foaming resin sheet has an expansion ratio of about 1.5 to 40 times, and a thickness of about 50 to 1000 μm, preferably about 100 to 300 μm.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, it is also possible to use a tack label 6 in which the support plate 61 is constituted by a laminate of at least two layers, and the IC tag 2 is sandwiched between the upper layer 63 and the lower layer 64.
The tack label 6 is affixed in the recess 37 of the container 3 through the adhesive layer 62 applied to the upper layer 63.
Thus, the IC tag 2 can be protected by sandwiching the IC tag 2 between the upper and lower two-layer sheets.
The upper and lower layers 63 and 64 may be a synthetic resin sheet or paper, but it is preferable to use a cushioning sheet such as a foamed resin sheet or a nonwoven fabric. By constituting the lower layer 64 with a buffer sheet, it functions as a buffer plate for protecting the IC tag 2 from the lower surface in the same manner as above.
On the other hand, by constituting the upper layer 63 with a buffer sheet, it functions as a buffer plate interposed between the IC tag 2 and the bottom surface 31 of the container 3. For example, when the tack label 6 is pressed to attach the tack label 6 to the lower surface of the recessed portion 37 of the container 2, the IC tag 2 is strongly pressed against the container 3 because the buffer plate 63 is interposed. Can be prevented.

If a foamed resin sheet is used as the support plate 61 of the IC tag 2, a recess 65 for accommodating the IC chip 22 can be formed as shown in FIG. 6. In general, since the IC chip 22 is relatively thick, forming the recess 65 that can accommodate the IC chip 22 in the support member 61 can improve the fit of the IC tag 2 with respect to the support plate 61.
The support plate 61 having the recess 65 can form the recess 65 by, for example, pressing one surface of the foamed resin sheet with an embossing roll, and the IC tag 2 is attached so that the IC chip 22 is fitted into the recess 65. The
Although not particularly illustrated, the recess 65 may be formed in the same manner for the support member 61 having a single layer structure as shown in FIG.

FIG. 7A shows the tack label 6 in which the IC tag 2 is attached to a support plate 61 in which a plurality of cut portions 66 are formed at a predetermined interval in the peripheral portion.
Specifically, the support plate 61 is formed in a disk shape having a slightly smaller diameter than the ring-shaped grounding portion 36 so as to be accommodated in the recessed portion 37 of the container 3, and the IC tag 2 is attached to the upper surface. In the region of the support plate 61 where the IC tag 2 is not adhered, the cut portion 66 is formed by gradually cutting away from the edge toward the center direction in a narrow shape (for example, substantially V-shaped slit shape). Is formed. The cut portions 66 are preferably provided at a plurality of locations substantially evenly.
As described above, according to the tack label 6 in which the plurality of cut portions 66 are provided in the peripheral portion of the support plate 61, the peripheral portion of the concave portion 37 is surely attached to the concave portion 37 of the container 3 having an inclined surface. Can be glued. That is, when the peripheral edge of the support plate 61 is affixed to the inclined surface of the recessed portion 37 as shown in FIG. 3, wrinkles are gradually generated in the radially outward direction in accordance with the inclination. Float up. In this respect, according to the support plate 61 in which the notch 66 is formed in the peripheral portion, as shown in FIG. 7B, when the peripheral portion is pasted on the inclined surface of the recessed portion 37, the notch portion is formed. It can prevent that the space | interval of 66 narrows and a wrinkle arises in a radial direction.
In FIG. 7A, the single-layer support plate 61 is illustrated, but the notch 66 can be similarly formed on the two-layer support plate 61 that sandwiches the IC tag 2.

  In the above description, the notch 66 is exemplified by cutting the peripheral edge of the support plate 61 into a substantially V shape. For example, as shown in FIG. The cut portion 66 may be formed by cutting the portion into a substantially right angle, or as shown in FIG. 8B, the cut portion is cut by cutting the peripheral portion of the support plate 61 into a linear shape. A portion 66 may be formed. Similarly to the above, when any of these tack labels 6 is attached to the inclined surface of the recessed portion 37, wrinkles can be prevented from occurring at the peripheral portion. In addition, in the case of the cut part 66 cut linearly as shown in FIG. 8B, the occurrence of wrinkles is prevented by overlapping the opposite side edges divided by the cut part 66 as a boundary. it can.

  Further, in the above embodiment, since a gap is secured between the IC tag 2 and the lower surface of the recessed portion 37 of the container 3, vibration applied to the container is not directly transmitted to the IC tag 2. The IC tag 2 can also be provided so as not to have a gap. For example, in the container 4 with the IC tag shown in FIG. 3, the adhesive layer exposed portion of the support plate 61 and the IC tag 2 are connected to the lower surface of the recessed portion 37 by applying an adhesive to the base material 21 of the IC tag 2. It may be affixed to. 6 may be bonded to the lower surface of the recessed portion 37 in the case where the IC tag 2 shown in FIG.

FIG. 9A shows the tack label 6 in which the support plate 61 is formed in a size substantially the same as that of the IC tag 2. Also in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 9 (b), the support plate 61 may be a laminated body composed of two upper and lower layers, and as shown in FIG. 9 (c), the support plate 61 may have a one-layer structure. Good. The tack label 6 is affixed to the lower surface of the recessed portion 37 of the container 3. For example, FIG. 10 shows an IC in which an adhesive layer 62 is provided on the entire surface of the support plate 61 (the surface opposite to the surface on which the IC tag 2 is attached), and the adhesive layer 62 is attached to the lower surface of the recess 37. A tagged container 4 is shown. Note that an adhesive may be provided on the base material 21 of the IC tag 2 and the base material 21 side may be attached to the lower surface of the recessed portion 37.
Since the support plate 61 is formed in substantially the same shape as the IC tag 2, the area of the bottom surface 31 of the container 3 that is blocked by the support plate 61 can be reduced. This aspect is effective when the support plate 61 is a non-transparent sheet such as a foamed resin sheet because a wide area for visually recognizing the inside of the container 4 from the bottom surface 31 can be secured.

  Further, in each of the above embodiments, the IC tag 2 has a mode in which the IC chip 22 and the antenna unit 23 are formed on the base material 21, but the mode without the base material 21, for example, on the support plate 61. The IC tag 22 and the antenna part 23 may be provided directly. A known IC tag 2 in which an IC chip 22 and an antenna part 23 are formed on a base material 21 is used, and an adhesive is applied to the base material 21 so as to be provided in the space 38 on the bottom surface of the container. You can also

Furthermore, in the said embodiment, although the vial bottle is illustrated as the container 3, if it is the container 3 in which the recessed part 37 is formed in the bottom face 31, it will not specifically limit, For example, a spout with a smaller diameter than a trunk | drum A bottle shape with a cylindrical shape, a cylindrical shape such as a cylinder or a square tube having substantially the same dimensions from the bottom surface to the top surface, a cup shape that spreads from the bottom surface toward the top surface, a bowl shape, a barrel shape, a bowl shape, and a depression In addition to molded containers of various shapes such as irregular shapes such as, an assembled container in which cardboard or a synthetic resin sheet is assembled in a box shape may be used.
The material of the container 3 is not particularly limited, and may be made of a synthetic resin such as transparent polyethylene terephthalate, glass, metal, earthenware, or paper. However, when using a metal container, abnormal reflection of magnetic flux may occur and affect electromagnetic induction, which may reduce the reading sensitivity of the wireless communication device 10, and can be used normally even on a metal surface. It is preferable to use a simple IC tag 2.
Furthermore, the stored items stored in the container 3 are not limited to liquid drugs, and may be drugs having properties such as granules, tablets, powders, jellies, and solids, and are not limited to drugs. It may be a liquid, granular, tablet, powder, jelly, solid, or other food, beverage, cosmetic, sanitary product, or a toy.

Furthermore, in the said embodiment, although the container 4 with an IC tag is directly packaged in the packaging material 5, as shown in FIG. 11, the container 4 with an IC tag is further individually wrapped with the exterior material 7, The package 1 may be configured by packaging this with the packaging material 5. As the exterior material 7, a heat-shrinkable film is used as the exterior material 7, in addition to a box such as an assembly small box or a resin molding box in which a deployment sheet such as a cardboard or a synthetic resin sheet as illustrated is assembled. Used, the containers 4 may be individually overlapped.
Similarly, a plurality of IC tag-equipped containers 4 individually packaged with the exterior material 7 are packaged by the packaging material 5 with the bottom surface 31 facing down.

  Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the packaging material 5 is an assembly box in which cardboard or the like is assembled. However, the packaging material 5 is not limited to the assembly box, and for example, a resin such as a synthetic resin case made of a container and a lid. A molded product can also be used. Further, as shown in FIG. 12 (a), a package 1 with an IC tag is configured by using a soft film 54 such as a heat-shrinkable film as the packaging material 5 and by overlapping a plurality of containers 4 together. You can also Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 5B, a plate material 55 such as cardboard or a synthetic resin sheet may be attached so as to face the bottom surface 31 of each container 4 to be packaged, and the whole may be packaged with a soft film 54. A binding belt can also be used as the packaging material 5. As long as the packaging material 5 can be integrated so that the plurality of products 4 are not separated from each other, a mode in which the whole is encapsulated and integrated, and a mode in which a part of the plurality of containers 4 is exposed is integrated. Any of these may be used. However, since the bottom surface 31 of the product 4 can be protected, the packaging material 5 includes an assembly box in which sheets such as cardboard are assembled, a resin molded product such as a synthetic resin case, and a plate material 55 as shown in FIG. Is preferred.

(A) is a front view which shows one Embodiment of a package body with an IC tag, (b) is the same top view. Sectional drawing shown in the state which cut | disconnected only the packaging material in the AA of FIG. The longitudinal section which shows one Embodiment of a container with an IC tag. (A) is a top view which shows one Embodiment of the tack label with which the IC tag was affixed, (b) is the BB sectional drawing. (A) is a front view which shows one Embodiment of the state which accesses an IC tag using a radio | wireless communication apparatus, (b) is the top view. The longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the modification of the tack label to which the IC tag was affixed. (A) is a top view showing a modified example of the tack label to which the IC tag is attached, and (b) is a bottom view showing a state in which the tack label is attached to the recessed portion of the container. (A), (b) is a top view which shows the modification of the tack label to which the IC tag was stuck. (A) is a top view showing a modified example of a tack label to which an IC tag is attached, (b) is a longitudinal sectional view taken along the line CC, and (c) is a modified example of a tack label to which an IC tag is attached. FIG. The longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the modification of a container with an IC tag. It is a modification of a package body with an IC tag, Comprising: The longitudinal cross-sectional view shown in the state which cut | disconnected only the packaging material among the package bodies. (A), (b) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which is a modification of a package body with an IC tag, and shows only a packaging material in the package body. However, the soft film is indicated by a simple solid line without a diagonal line representing a cut surface.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Package with IC tag, 2 ... IC tag, 21 ... Base material, 22 ... IC chip, 23 ... Antenna part, 3 ... Container, 31 ... Bottom of container, 36 ... Grounding part of container, 37 ... Dent of container 38, container space, 4 ... container with IC tag, 5 ... packaging material, 51 ... bottom surface of packaging material, 6 ... tack label, 61 ... support plate, 62 ... adhesive layer, 63 ... upper layer, 64 ... lower layer , 66 ... cutting section, 10 ... wireless communication device

Claims (5)

An IC tag is provided in a container having a grounding portion and a bottom surface formed with a recessed portion recessed inside the grounding portion,
The IC tag-equipped container, wherein the IC tag is accommodated in a space portion on a bottom surface formed by the recess.   The container with an IC tag according to claim 1, wherein a gap is secured between the IC tag and a lower surface of the recess.   A support plate having a larger area than that of the IC tag is attached to the lower surface of the IC tag, and at least a peripheral portion of the support plate is attached to the lower surface of the recessed portion of the container via an adhesive. 2. A container with an IC tag according to 2.   The container with an IC tag according to claim 3, wherein a plurality of cut portions are formed at intervals in a peripheral edge portion of the support plate. A package with an IC tag, wherein a plurality of containers with an IC tag according to any one of claims 1 to 4 are each packaged with a packaging material with the bottom face down.

Images