JP4554349B2 - Opening trail confirmation system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an opening trail confirmation system for recording an opening trail of a package containing goods or a sealed letter or a packaged article (hereinafter referred to as a packaged article).

Conventionally, a method of self-reporting such as user registration has been used in order to confirm the use start trail of a product delivered to a user by an act of sale or the like. The same applies to sealed letters and other packages. However, since this method depends on the user's intention, there is a problem that the start of use of the product cannot be accurately grasped. For example, in the case of a medicine prescribed by a hospital, proper medical care may not be possible if the patient himself / herself declares a lie regarding the use. In addition, DM (direct mail) is often discarded without being opened, and since there is no feedback on whether or not the user is interested, there has been a lot of waste such that targeted delivery is not possible.
On the other hand, as described in Patent Document 1 or 2, there is an electronic seal or sealing device that detects and records opening. In addition, as described in Patent Document 3, a sensor for detecting the entrance and exit of a medicine is attached to the inside of a medicine box that is partitioned in a lattice and has a lid, thereby detecting whether or not the medicine has been delivered from the box. There is a medication system that records the history of all medications and sends information to hospital equipment.
Japanese Patent No. 2981016 Japanese Patent No. 2683228 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-201827

However, the electronic seal or sealing device described above is not capable of grasping the opened state in real time by the provider of the package. In addition, the above medication system requires that each medicine be set in a dedicated medicine box, and even if the medicine is taken out from the medicine box, the medicine is not always dispensed, so the opened state cannot be properly grasped. .
The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and its purpose is to record that the recipient of the package has opened the package, so that the provider of the package can check the opening trail. It is to provide an opening trail confirmation system.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the invention according to claim 1 is attached to a package, and when the opening of the package is detected, uniquely assigned tag identification information is wirelessly transmitted. An opening tag to be transmitted, wireless receiving means for receiving the tag identification information transmitted wirelessly, package identification information for identifying the package, tag identification information, and an unsealed state of the package A first recording means for recording the opening state of the package corresponding to the tag identification information as opening when the wireless reception means receives the tag identification information, and a recipient of the package The user identification information to be identified and the package identification information are recorded in association with each other, and based on the instruction from the terminal, the package identification information is used as a key to the first recording means. Get this contact sealed state, an open trail confirmation system characterized by comprising a second recording means for transmitting to said terminal.

The invention according to claim 2 further includes a sensor connected to the opening tag in a wired or wireless manner in the opening trail confirmation system according to claim 1 , wherein the opening tag detects opening of the package. Then, the information acquired from the sensor is transmitted wirelessly together with the tag identification information.

According to the present invention, the provider of the package (including the person who manages the package on behalf of the provider of the package) can grasp the opening action of the recipient of the package. At this time, if the opening act can be regarded as being started or used due to the nature of the package, for example, the medication history for each prescribed medicine can be confirmed, so the medicine was prescribed. The doctor can grasp the healing situation more accurately.
Moreover, it becomes possible to provide a related additional service to the recipient of the package by using this opening act as a trigger. For example, when a present is opened, a system for automatically sending and reproducing a video mail to a recipient's personal computer or the like can be constructed. This makes it possible to provide complex services as well as simple sales and provision.
Furthermore, in the case of a unilateral transmission from a provider to a recipient, such as a DM, if there is an open action, it can be understood that the recipient is interested if it is interpreted that the recipient has interest. become. And it is possible to provide more targeted service guidance and services, such as providing additional information only to opened recipients.
By these, the provider of a package can grasp | ascertain the use start act (usage condition) of these articles | goods.

  Hereinafter, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration and operation of an unsealed trail confirmation system in this embodiment. This unsealing trail confirmation system includes an unsealing tag 10, a wireless gateway 20, a network 30, a server 40, and an unsealing record management table 50. The wireless gateway 20, the network 30, and the server 40 are wireless reception units that receive a tag ID that is tag identification information transmitted wirelessly from the opening tag 10. The unsealing record management table 50 is a recording means for recording that the wireless receiving means has received the tag ID.

  The opening tag 10 is configured as shown in FIG. 2 or FIG. 3, for example. 2 and 3 are block diagrams showing two configuration examples of the opening tag 10. The opening tag 10 in FIG. 2 includes an opening detection unit 11 that detects opening of a package, a tag ID storage unit 12 that stores a tag ID that is a unique identifier assigned to each opening tag 10, and an opening detection unit 11 opens the package. The wireless transmission means 13 for wirelessly transmitting the tag ID when the signal is detected, and the power supply means 14 for supplying power to them are configured. On the other hand, the unsealing tag 10 in FIG. 3 includes an unsealing detection / power supply means 15 that detects unpacking of the package and supplies power to each part, and a tag ID storage means 12 and a wireless transmission means 13 similar to those in FIG. The

The opening tag 10 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is implemented as follows, for example, but is not limited to the following.
In the configuration of FIG. 2, when a battery is incorporated as the power supply means 14 and the opening detection means 11 detects an electrical change by cutting or removing a specific part of the circuit and sends a signal to the wireless transmission means 13, The transmission means 13 acquires the tag ID from the tag ID storage means 12 and transmits it wirelessly.
An example of how to attach and operate the opening tag 10 is as follows. In the case of DM, the opening detection means 11 is affixed to the opening location, and opening detection is performed by the opening action. In the case of packaging for each medicine, the opening detection means 11 is attached to a portion to be broken for taking out (opening) the medicine on the back aluminum foil surface. Moreover, about powdered medicine, after opening the opening part of a bag, the opening detection means 11 is attached to that part. This is because, for example, there is a thin wire in the opening of the specified medicine bag, or a conductive metal foil is stuck, and the wire or metal foil is cut when the patient cuts the opening. Then, an electrical change in the circuit is detected, and the tag ID is transmitted wirelessly. The portion other than the opening detection means 11 of the opening tag 10 may be attached to the medicine bag in any way, but for example, it is desirable to attach it to the side to be removed by opening when taking medicine. Depending on the pharmacy, a plurality of medicines to be prescribed at one time may be packaged together in one bag. In that case, the same process as in the case of the powdery medicine is performed.

In the configuration of FIG. 3, when the package is opened, the unsealing detection / power supply unit 15 supplies power to the tag ID storage unit 12 and the wireless transmission unit 13, and the supplied wireless transmission unit 13 is connected to the tag ID storage unit 12. The tag ID is acquired from and transmitted wirelessly.
An example of how to attach and operate the opening tag 10 is as follows. If the package is structured such that the product is put in a box with a lid that opens and closes, and the outside is wrapped, for example, in the case of cigarettes or caramel wrapped in cellophane in a box, The spatula part (the part that is inside the box in the packaged state) should be used as an insulator, then unsealed, sandwiched between the battery and circuit contacts, and the insulator removed when the lid is opened. It is possible to use a method of feeding power with That is, in order for a person who has purchased such a product to use the product in the box, first, the cellophane for packaging the product is taken, and when the lid is opened, the above insulator is removed and power is supplied, and the tag ID is It is transmitted wirelessly. In addition, you may insulate with the vinyl cover which disturbs an opening opening, even if it does not become a box-like structure. In addition, when it is set as such a structure, when a signal is transmitted in multiple times at the time of opening, only the first signal is recorded.

  Returning to FIG. 1, the wireless gateway 20 receives the information transmitted wirelessly from the opening tag 10 and transmits this information to the server 40 via the network 30. The wireless gateway 20 is a tag reader that is a device that is connected to the network 30 and directly receives a radio wave transmitted from the opening tag 10. As the network 30, for example, a public wide area wireless access network such as a PHS or a mobile phone may be used, or the Internet or other communication networks may be used. When the wireless transmission means 13 of the opening tag 10 is realized using a PHS or a mobile phone, the wireless gateway 20 corresponds to a PHS base station or a mobile phone base station.

The server 40 receives information transmitted from the wireless gateway 20 via the network 30. Also, the opening record management table 50 is created, referred to, and updated based on this information.
As shown in FIG. 4, the opening record management table 50 includes a tag ID, an opening state, an opening date and time, and additional information. The unsealing record management table 50 is stored as a database table, for example, in storage means such as a hard disk or a recording medium provided inside or outside the server 40.

  Next, the operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system shown in FIG. 1 will be described. First, the server 40 creates records in the unsealed record management table 50 for all tag IDs, and sets the unsealed state to “0” (represents unopened). When the recipient of the package opens the package, the unsealing detection unit 11 of the unsealing tag 10 attached to the package detects the unsealing, and the tag ID stored in the tag ID storage unit 12 is wirelessly transmitted 13 (Step S11).

  Next, the wireless gateway 20 receives the tag ID transmitted from the opening tag 10 and transmits the tag ID to the predetermined server 40 via the network 30 (step S12). The destination server may be a server that is fixed in advance or may be a server that is associated in advance according to the received tag ID. In the latter case, the association between the tag ID and the server may be stored in the wireless gateway 20, or connected to the network and stored in association with a DNS (Domain Name Server) in the IP network. You may acquire from another server.

Next, the server 40 receives the tag ID transmitted from the wireless gateway 20 and updates the opening record management table 50 (step S13). The server 40 extracts a record corresponding to the received tag ID in the opening record management table 50, updates the opening state to “1” (represents opening), and records the date and time when the tag ID is received as the opening date.
For example, a registration date may be provided in the unsealing record management table 50 as an additional item, and the date when the package provider sold or provided the package with the unsealing tag 10 attached thereto may be recorded. In this case, when the package is sold to the recipient, the record corresponding to the tag ID stored in the tag ID storage means 12 of the opening tag 10 attached to the package is extracted and the registration date is recorded. To do.

  Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the configuration and operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system in this embodiment. The configuration of this unsealing trail confirmation system is obtained by adding a terminal 60 connected to the network 30 to the configuration of the unsealing trail confirmation system in the first embodiment shown in FIG. Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the unsealing record management table 55 in this embodiment includes product information and user information in addition to the information items of the unsealing record management table 50 in the first embodiment shown in FIG. , Product provider information, registration date. In the product information, a product ID assigned to each product for identifying the product is recorded. The user information records identification information for identifying a user who has received provision of a product, for example, an identifier of customer information given to each user managed by another system. The product provider information records identification information for identifying the product provider. The registration date records the date when the product was provided to the user. As long as the correspondence relationship between the tag ID, the product information, and the user information is maintained, it may be divided into a plurality of tables instead of being managed as one table as shown in FIG.

  The terminal 60 displays an operation screen for performing operations such as creation, reference, and update of the unsealing record management table 55 maintained and managed by the server 40. A product provider (seller) uses this terminal 60 at the time of product provision (sales) to identify the user who received the provision of the tag ID, the product information of the product with the opening tag 10 attached, and the product. When information is associated and input to the terminal 60, the input information is transmitted to the server 40 via the network 30, and the server 40 adds the received information to the unsealing record management table 55. Further, the merchandise provider uses the terminal 60 as necessary, and refers to the unsealing record management table 55 to grasp the particular merchandise or the opened state of the user.

  Next, the operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system shown in FIG. 5 will be described. In step S21, the merchandise provider registers information in the unsealing record management table 55 as described above from the terminal 60 via the network 30 when the merchandise is provided. Step S22 to step S24 are the same as step S11 to step S13 of the operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system in the first embodiment shown in FIG. The merchandise provider refers to the opening record management table 55 from the terminal 60 via the network 30 as necessary, and grasps the opening state of the user.

When the product in this embodiment is a medicine prescribed to the patient by the doctor and the opening tag 10 is attached to each packaged medicine and the opening of each medicine is detected, the doctor manages the opening record from the terminal 60. By referring to Table 55, it is possible to grasp the history of medication taken by each patient for each tablet.
In this unsealing record management table 55, information about different users is recorded in one management table, and there are the following methods for maintaining the unsealing history for each patient. By extracting the record corresponding to the key of the user information that identifies the patient when referring to the opening record management table 55 from the terminal 60, it is as if there is a management table for each patient. Further, the information for each patient may be extracted based on the unsealing record management table 55, and the unsealing record management table may be individually created and referred to from the terminal 60. Here, the unsealing record management table created individually includes, for example, information items obtained by removing the user information item from the unsealing record management table 55.

  Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the configuration and operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system in this embodiment. The configuration of the unsealing trail confirmation system is obtained by adding a sensor 70 connected to the unsealing tag 10 in a wired or wireless manner to the configuration of the unsealing trail confirmation system in the second embodiment shown in FIG. The configuration of the unsealing trail confirmation system may be obtained by adding a sensor 70 wired or wirelessly connected to the unsealing tag 10 to the configuration of the unsealing trail confirmation system in the first embodiment shown in FIG.

Examples of the sensor 70 include a GPS (global positioning system) receiver that detects the position where the package is opened, a reference tag reader, a sensor that detects environmental conditions of the opened place such as temperature and humidity, the body temperature of the patient, There are sensors that detect biological information such as blood pressure, sensors that send identification information for identifying individuals, and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags that are attached separately from the opening tag 10 and used for distribution management.
Note that the above reference tag is a tag that is placed indoors at a predetermined location and sends out a radio signal that serves as a reference for position measurement. The reader uses a reader that receives the signal of this reference tag to identify the current position in the room. The GPS tag receiver is effective mainly outdoors, whereas the reference tag reader is effective indoors.
For example, when the package to which the opening tag 10 is attached is a medicine, the above-mentioned various sensors are installed by placing a sensor for acquiring environmental information in the patient's room, or the patient acquiring a sensor for acquiring biological information. There is a way to wear it. In addition, when the package to which the opening tag 10 is attached is a product, the sensor is attached to the product, or the opening tag 10 further includes a short-distance communication function, and is worn by the recipient of the product in advance. Alternatively, there is a method for obtaining information from a sensor device installed in a room or the like.

  In addition, if the location of the indoor by the reader of the reference tag or the identification of the individual by the sensor that sends the identification information for identifying the individual can be specified, the environmental information and the biological information are not necessarily in the opening tag 10. It is not necessary to obtain it at the time of opening. This is a case where, for example, the environment information of the corresponding place recorded in another system or the biological information of the corresponding individual can be acquired using the information specifying the place or the person and the time as keys. This separate system is a system (referred to as system 1) that stores sensor information from a sensor device connected to the network in a server or database connected to the network. Sensor information is provided, and time information and information that can identify either a location, a user, or a product are held as data verification keys. These data verification keys are used in the unsealing trail confirmation system of the present invention. There is a one-to-one correspondence between the systems 1.

  Next, the operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system shown in FIG. 7 will be described. In step S31, the merchandise provider registers information in the unsealing record management table 55 as described above from the terminal 60 via the network 30 when the merchandise is provided. When the recipient of the package opens the package, the opening detection means 11 of the opening tag 10 attached to the package detects the opening and acquires the tag ID stored in the tag ID storage means 12, Information is acquired from the sensor 70 (step S32), and the tag ID and the information acquired from the sensor are transmitted by the wireless transmission means 13 (step S33). Steps S34 and S35 are the same as steps S12 and S13 of the operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system in the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1, but the information acquired from the sensor 70 is also transmitted together with the tag ID in each step. Then, information acquired from the sensor 70 is recorded in, for example, additional information in the opening record management table 55. The merchandise provider refers to the opening record management table 55 from the terminal 60 via the network 30 as necessary, and grasps the user's opening state and information acquired from the sensor 70.

  Next, a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the configuration and operation of the unsealing trail confirmation system in this embodiment, but the unsealing tag 10, the wireless gateway 20, and the terminal 60 are omitted. In the unsealing trail confirmation system in the first to third embodiments described above, when the server 40 receives the tag ID transmitted from the unsealing tag 10, it records in the unsealing record management table 50. In this embodiment, Since the addition process is performed when the server 40 receives the tag ID, the addition process will be described below. In addition, in order to perform this addition process, the interlocked service server 80 and the service terminal 90 are added to the unsealed trail confirmation system in this embodiment.

  Next, the operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system shown in FIG. 8 will be described. When the server 40 receives the tag ID transmitted from the opening tag 10, the server 40 transmits an opening notification to the linked service server 80 via the network 30 (step S41). When the interlocking service server 80 receives the opening notification, it provides the service to the service terminal 90, that is, transmits the opening notification or transmits the activation instruction by designating the program (step S42).

  In the above-described step S42, when the interlocking service server 80 transmits an opening notification to the service terminal 90, the interlocking service server 80 includes the wireless gateway 20 omitted in FIG. 8, the network 30 in FIG. 8, and the server 40. When the wireless receiving means receives a tag ID which is tag identification information from the opening tag 10, it constitutes an opening notification transmitting means for transmitting an opening notification to a destination designated in advance, and the service terminal 90 displays the opening notification. Configure the receiving terminal.

  For example, if the service terminal 90 is a terminal owned by the product provider, the linked service server 80 includes means for transmitting an e-mail, and stores the mail address of the product provider in advance. When the server 40 receives the tag ID transmitted from the opening tag 10, the server 40 transmits an opening notification including the tag ID to the interlocking service server 80 via the network 30 (step S41). When the interlocking service server 80 receives this opening notification, it sends an opening notification including the tag ID by e-mail, with the e-mail address of the product provider stored in advance as the destination (step S42). At the service terminal 90, the merchandise provider receives an opening notification including the tag ID by e-mail.

  Further, for example, when the service terminal 90 is a terminal held by the product recipient, when the product provider provides the product, the tag ID of the opening tag 10 attached to the product and the product recipient Are stored in the linked service server 80. When the server 40 receives the tag ID transmitted from the opening tag 10, the server 40 transmits an opening notification including the tag ID to the interlocking service server 80 via the network 30 (step S41). When the linked service server 80 receives the opening notification, the linked service server 80 extracts the mail address corresponding to the tag ID included in the opened notification, and sends the additional information about the product to the mail address from the linked service server 80 to the service terminal 90 by e-mail. (Step S42).

Further, for example, when creating the unsealing record management table 55, the provider and recipient e-mail addresses corresponding to each tag ID are registered in the linked service server 80, and the provider and recipient are linked from the linked service server 80. If an e-mail for opening notification is sent to both, it becomes possible to grasp when a person who is not the recipient has opened.
In addition, when the recipient replies to the opening notification e-mail transmitted from the linked service server 80 that it has confirmed that it has been opened, the linked service server 80 further includes means for recording this, You will be able to confirm that the recipient has opened it. As in the postal and courier, it can be confirmed that there is no is only a means to check on how the person was surely reached the hands of the recipient rather than the recipient's address, the recipient himself by providing the above-mentioned means is opened Become.
It should be noted that the mail addresses of the product provider and the recipient are registered in the server 40 instead of the linked service server 80, and these mail addresses are used when the opening notification is transmitted from the server 40 to the linked service server 80 in step S41. The e-mail may be transmitted from the interlocking service server 80 with these mail addresses as destinations.

  On the other hand, in the above-described step S42, when the interlocking service server 80 designates a program to the service terminal 90 and transmits an activation instruction, the interlocking service server 80 includes the wireless gateway 20 omitted in FIG. 8 and the network 30 in FIG. An activation instruction transmitting means for designating a program and transmitting an activation instruction to a predesignated terminal when the wireless reception means configured by the server 40 receives a tag ID as tag identification information from the opening tag 10; The service terminal 90 configures a terminal that activates a designated program when receiving the activation instruction.

For example, it is assumed that the service terminal 90 is a terminal that a product recipient has, or an application server that starts various applications. In the service terminal 90, a program for receiving an activation instruction transmitted by designating a program from the linked service server 80 is started up. When the activation instruction is received, the designated program is activated.
First, the merchandise provider stores in the linked service server 80 the tag ID of the opening tag 10 attached to the merchandise when providing the merchandise and the IP address that identifies the service terminal 90 of the recipient of the merchandise. When the server 40 receives the tag ID transmitted from the opening tag 10, the server 40 transmits an opening notification including the tag ID to the interlocking service server 80 via the network 30 (step S41). When the interlocking service server 80 receives this opening notification, it extracts the IP address corresponding to the tag ID included in this opening notification, and designates a program addressed to this IP address from the interlocking service server 80 to the service terminal 90 to start it. Is transmitted (step S42). For example, an activation instruction for an audio / video application is transmitted. This enables other services to drive additional services linked to opening, such as explanation guidance services for taking medicine, automatic playback of congratulatory messages, etc.

  Next, a fifth embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the configuration and operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system in this embodiment. The configuration of this unsealing trail confirmation system is such that two servers, unsealing record management tables, and two terminals are provided in the configuration of the unsealing trail confirmation system in the second embodiment shown in FIG. In the embodiments described so far, the merchandise provider can create, update, and refer to the opening record management table 55 shown in FIG. 6 from the terminal 60, so that the opening state, the opening date and time, etc. can be created. In this embodiment, the correspondence relationship between the product information and the tag ID is implemented by an opening tag manager that is different from the product provider, thereby making it possible to avoid falsification of a false opening trail by the product provider. .

In this embodiment, the information in the opening record management table 55 shown in FIG. 6 is recorded separately in the opening record management table 51 shown in FIG. 10 and the product provision management table 52 shown in FIG.
The terminal 61 displays an operation screen for the opening record management table 51 maintained and managed by the server 41. The opening tag manager uses the terminal 61 to input the product information and the corresponding tag ID when attaching the tag, and refers to the opening record management table 51 as necessary to grasp the opening state.
The server 41 receives information transmitted from the terminal 61 and the wireless gateway 20, and creates / refers / updates the unsealing record management table 51. In response to a request from the server 42, corresponding opening record information is provided.
The terminal 62 displays an operation screen for the product provision management table 52 maintained and managed by the server 42. A merchandise provider (seller) uses this terminal 62 to input the correspondence between the merchandise information and the user who is the recipient of the merchandise when the merchandise is provided (at the time of sale). Moreover, the opening record of the opening record management table 51 maintained and managed by the server 41 is inquired via the server 42 as necessary, and the opening state of the specific product or the user is grasped.
In response to an instruction from the terminal 62, the server 42 creates / refers / updates the product provision management table 52, inquires the server 41 for an opening record using the product information as a key, acquires information on the opening status, 62.

Next, the operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system shown in FIG. 9 will be described.
First, the opening tag management company creates the opening record management table 51 and registers information in the terminal 61 (step S51). That is, the input screen of the unsealing record management table 51 is started up at the terminal 61, the tag ID of the unsealing tag 10 corresponding to the product information (article ID) is input at the time of packaging or packing the product, and the input information is sent to the network 30. , The server 41 adds the received information to the unsealing record management table 51. The unsealing record management table 51 is obtained by removing user information and merchandise provider information from the unsealing record management table 55 shown in FIG.

  Next, the product provider creates the product provision management table 52 and registers information in the terminal 62 (step S52). That is, the launch screen of the merchandise provision management table 52 is launched on the terminal 2, and merchandise information (article ID) and user information of the user who is the merchandise recipient are entered and entered when the merchandise is provided (at the time of sale). When the information is transmitted to the server 42 via the network 30, the server 42 adds the received information to the product provision management table 52.

  In addition, the order of step S51 and step S52 changes before and after according to the goods provided. For example, in the case of selling a product, the product is packaged and sold in an unopened state, and the recipient is specified at the time of sale, so the order is as described above. On the other hand, in the case of sending a sealed letter, first, since the inclusion is specified for each recipient and the tag ID of the opening tag 10 is specified when sealing the envelope, step S52 is performed and then step S51 is performed. It will be.

  Steps S53 to S55, which are operations after the product recipient opens the product, are the same as steps S11 to S13 of the operation of the unsealed trail confirmation system in the first embodiment shown in FIG. The merchandise provider refers to the unsealing record management table 51 of the server 41 from the terminal 62 via the server 42 as necessary (step S56), and grasps the unsealed state of the user.

  INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is used in a system for recording an opening trail of a package containing goods or a sealed letter or a packed article.

It is a figure which shows the structure and operation | movement of an unsealing trail confirmation system in 1st Embodiment. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a first configuration example of an opening tag 10. FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a second configuration example of the opening tag 10. FIG. It is an example of the opening record management table. It is a figure which shows the structure and operation | movement of an unsealing trail confirmation system in 2nd Embodiment. It is an example of the opening record management table 55. It is a figure which shows the structure and operation | movement of an unsealing trail confirmation system in 3rd Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure and operation | movement of an unsealing trail confirmation system in 4th Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure and operation | movement of an unsealing trail confirmation system in 5th Embodiment. It is an example of the opening record management table 51. It is an example of the merchandise provision management table 52.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Opening tag 11 ... Opening detection means 12 ... Tag ID storage means 13 ... Wireless transmission means 14 ... Power supply means 15 ... Opening detection / power supply means 20 ... Wireless gateway 30 ... Network 40, 41, 42 ... Servers 50, 51 55 ... Opening record management table 52 ... Product provision management table 60, 61, 62 ... Terminal 70 ... Sensor 80 ... Interlocking service server 90 ... Service terminal

Claims (2)

An opening tag that is attached to a package and wirelessly transmits tag identification information uniquely given when the opening of the package is detected,
Wireless receiving means for receiving the tag identification information transmitted wirelessly;
The package identification information for identifying the package, the tag identification information, and the opened state of the package are recorded in association with each other, and the tag identification information is recorded when the wireless reception means receives the tag identification information. A first recording means for recording the opening state of the corresponding package as opening;
The user identification information for identifying the recipient of the package and the package identification information are recorded in association with each other, and based on an instruction from the terminal, the first recording means using the package identification information as a key. The second recording means for inquiring the opened state of the package to obtain it and transmitting it to the terminal;
An opening trail confirmation system characterized by comprising: It further comprises a sensor connected to the opening tag by wire or wirelessly,
The unsealing trail confirmation system according to claim 1, wherein when the unsealing tag detects the unsealing of the package, the information acquired from the sensor is wirelessly transmitted together with the tag identification information.

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