Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

Denso Wave Corporation

Atsushi Watanabe

Hiromochi Muramatsu

Yoshiyuki Kago

Tatsuya Hirata

Kunihiko Hara

Naoki Tokitsu

Tomoaki Mizuno

Hitoshi Kamiya

Takayoshi Kamiya

Eiji Nakada

Yoshihiko Inukai

Tokutaro Murase

Michinaga Nagura

Manabu Matsumoto

Toshihide Ando

Taisei Katoh

Mutsushi Yamashita

Kazuo Mizuno

Naoki Ukai

Msashi Kamiya

A baggage search method including following processes: an information acquisition process for acquiring a search target information including a search target image of a search target baggage and a target ID stored in a radio tag attached to the search target baggage, an image collation process for collating a pictured area that contains at least a part of a baggage group containing the search target baggage selected by an operator with the search target image included in the search target information by a processing unit, a displaying process for displaying the pictured area highlighting a baggage area in which the target baggage is included and an ID collation process which the processing unit collates an ID of the radio tag read by the tag communication unit of an operator terminal operated by the operator with the target ID included in the search target information.

Baggage search method and a baggage information management system

An airline baggage management system includes a boarding reception device; a loading reception device; and a server. The boarding reception device outputs a baggage tag with an RF tag in which tag information is recorded, the tag information including at least one of a user ID, a boarding pass ID, and a baggage ID. The loading reception device includes: a loading reader unit that performs wireless communication with the RF tag of the baggage tag attached to the baggage has arrived at the loading position to read the tag recorded in the RF tag; an information generating unit generates loading position-related information, which is related to a position in the scheduled boarding plane at which the baggage whose tag information has been read by the loading reader unit is to be loaded; and a loading transmission unit transmits the tag information and the loading position-related information to the server.

Baggage management system and server for use in the system

A container box is provided to carry goods. The container box comprises a body and the metal sheet applied to the body. The body accommodates the goods therein and comprises a plate member forming part of the body. The plate member has a tag mounting portion thereon and an RFID (radio frequency identification) tag is applied to the tag mounting portion for communication on radio waves. The metal sheet is arranged inside the plate member in a direction along which the radio waves are transmitted and received. The metal sheet is for blocking the radio waves from being transmitted inside the body.

Container box with RFID tag

To increase the reliability of a non-contact IC card for use in such applications as a door key, etc., two separate combinations of an IC chip and an antenna coil coupled to that chip are provided in the card, with each IC chip storing the same information, such as a key code. Since the probability of both of the IC chips being damaged concurrently due to application of external force is much smaller than the probability of failure of a single IC chip, the objective of enhanced reliability is effectively achieved.

Non-contact IC card having enhanced reliability

An electronic device intended for use as a tag to be attached to identify contents of the container to which it is attached. In particular, the present invention relates to an electronic tag which has a facility for storing delivery information and is equipped with a responding means for transmitting the delivery information stored therein in response to a query signal received from an interrogating apparatus. Codes, including items such as the names and addresses of the destination and the sender, and a sorting code are written into predetermined blanks of a delivery label, and into a memory. The memory responds to a query by transmitting the sorting information to allow automated sorting. The tag may be initiated only when torn, to extend battery shelf life.

Multiple sheet electronic delivery tag

Mobile object identification system

A system for computer-managing information of baggage to be loaded in an aircraft. The system comprises a response circuit attached to the baggage and a reader disposed at a classification point of the baggage. The response circuit operates to input and store baggage information indicative of at least a flight name of the aircraft and the owner of the baggage and in response to a question electromagnetic wave, outputs a response electromagnetic wave containing the baggage information. The reader transmits the question electromagnetic wave to the response circuit means and receive the response electromagnetic wave from the response circuit, thereby reading out the baggage information so that the baggage can be classified in accordance with the read baggage information. Also included is a computer for inputting and storing the baggage information read by the reader and for inputting and storing information representative of the owner of the baggage, the computer performing a verification between the baggage owner and the baggage on the basis of the inputted baggage information and the inputted owner information.

Aircraft baggage managing system utilizing a response circuit provided

Information storage medium with electronic and visual areas

An antenna system, comprising an antenna for transmitting a radio wave of a frequency, and a radio wave absorber intercepting and absorbing part of the radio wave to reduce the gain of the antenna. Thereby, the antenna system narrows down the communication area of the radio wave independently of the frequency. The antenna system is applicable to a movable object discriminator using a radio wave.

Antenna system with a limitable communication area

A system for computer-managing information of baggage to be loaded in an aircraft. The system comprises a response circuit attached to the baggage and a reader disposed at a classification point of the baggage. The response circuit operates to input and store baggage information indicative of at least a flight name of the aircraft and the owner of the baggage, and in response to a question electromagnetic wave, outputs a response electromagnetic wave containing the baggage information. The reader transmits the question electromagnetic wave to the response circuit means and to receive the response electromagnetic wave from the response circuit, thereby reading out the baggage information so that the baggage can be classified in accordance with the read baggage information. Also included is a computer for inputting and storing the baggage information read by the reader and for inputting and storing information representative of the owner of the baggage, the computer performing a verification between the baggage owner and the baggage on the basis of the inputted baggage information and the inputted owner information.

An electroconductive macromolecular film having an increased overall sectional area is used as organic polymer electrode to improve the charging and discharging efficiency of the organic polymer batteries.

Organic battery

Electrode for organic battery

An electrochromic display device for use in automobiles, etc. comprises a plurality of mutually parallel strip-shaped display electrodes, a plurality of mutually parallel strip-shaped opposite electrodes, electrochemically-color-developing solid layers, solid electrolyte layers as intermediate layers, and an electrically insulating layer. The display electrodes and the opposite electrodes are arranged so as to three-dimensionally intersect each other. The electrochemically-color-developing solid layers and the solid electrolyte layers are present only at the spaces formed by the intersection between the display electrodes and the opposite electrodes. The electrically insulating layer occupies all portions other than the electrodes, electrochemically-color-developing solid layers and solid electrolyte layers within the device.

Electrochromic display device

An electrode for use in an organic cell is provided by forming a thin film of a metal such as aluminum on the sheet of an organic electroconductive material such as polyacetylene by, for example, a vacuum evaporation method, and then forming an atom-interdiffused layer at the interface between the sheet and the thin film by a recoil ion implantation method, thereby enhancing the current collecting efficiency of the electrode.

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Toyokawa, Japan

Atsushi Watanabe