WO2005096235A1 - Method for manufacturing a valuables container (’’seal-bag’’) having a rfid element and method for its use - Google Patents
Method for manufacturing a valuables container (’’seal-bag’’) having a rfid element and method for its use Download PDFInfo
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
- G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
- G07D11/009—Depositing devices
- G07D11/0096—Accepting paper currency or other valuables in containers, e.g. in code-marked envelopes
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- the invention relates to a method for manufacturing a bag-like valuables container, such as a "seal-bag" .
- a method for manufacturing a bag-like valuables container such as a "seal-bag” .
- Such a method comprises of providing a length of sheet-like material, for instance of plastic foil. Portions separated from this length are each formed into a bag. Visible unique identification data are then arranged on the bag, for instance by being printed thereon.
- a bag is hermetically sealed after for instance value-bearing paper, such as banknotes, has been arranged therein. The content of the bag is recorded, and this content is related to the unique identification data.
- the value-bearing paper can subsequently be transported in the bag to for instance a bank where the value-bearing paper has to be deposited.
- the identification of the bag takes place by optionally automatic reading of the unique identification data.
- These unique identification data can be arranged for instance in the form of a barcode .
- RFID element radio frequency identification element
- the invention has for its object to obviate this problem by arranging a radio frequency identification element (RFID element) on the bag.
- RFID element radio frequency identification element
- the identification data can thus be read not only with an optical read device, but also with a read device suitable for the relevant RFID element .
- the visible identification data correspond with the identification data stored in the identification element.
- this is achieved by pre-storing the identification data in the identification element and reading the data from the identification element prior to the "visible arrangement of the identification data.
- the identification element can already be arranged on the bag during read -out, but the method can also be embodied such that the identification element which has been read is arranged with certainty on the bag where the read-out identification data are arranged.
- Another suitable method is characterized in claim 3.
- the visible identification data are first arranged on the bag, for instance by being printed thereon.
- the applied identification data are read, for instance with an optical reader such as a ba-rcode reader.
- the identification element is connected non-releasably to the bag. This prevents the possibility of bags being exchanged as a result of identification elements being exchanged.
- the identification element can preferably be adhered fixedly, such as glued, to the bag.
- a radio frequency identification element (RFID element) is per se known and can for instance be embodied as transponder. For reading purposes a radio frequency signal Is generated by the RFID element, in which signal the information for transferring is incorporated in suitable manne .
- the element is provided with an antenna for transmitting the radio frequency signal and, if the RFID element is embodied as transponder, also for receiving the exciting radio frequency signal.
- the antenna is preferably printed on the bag using conducting ink.
- the identification element is arranged releasably on the bag. Measures must then be taken to preclude unobserved access to and release of the RFID element.
- the element can be reused in the intended manner, whereby the cost of trie valuables container (“seal-bag”) can be reduced.
- the identification element is received loosely in the bag. After the value-bearing paper has been arranged in the bag, the bag is hermetically sealed and the identification element therefore also becomes inaccessible.
- a strict protocol will be followed here in order to prevent fraud, wherein a precise record is kept of what happens to the identification element received loosely in the bag when the valuable container bag is opened. This protocol will include that the separate identification element can be transported to a location wheire it can be reused.
- the bag is provided with an insert sleeve in which the identification element is arranged.
- the position of the identification element relative to the periphery of the bag is hereby precisely determined, which facilitates reading of the element .
- the insert sleeve can be arranged inside the bag or on the outside thereof. After arranging of the identification element, according to a further development of the method according to the invention the insert sleeve is sealed.
- the invention also relates to and provides a valuables container which is manufactured with the method according to the invention and which is provided with both a visible identification and a radio frequency identification element (RFID element) in which is stored data corresponding to the visible identification.
- RFID element radio frequency identification element
- the value content of a valuables container of the present type can only be credited to the sender once the content, and in particular the value thereof, has been established by the receiving party, for instance a bank.
- the period of time involved herewith may be problematic for the sender.
- this drawback can be obviated in that the sender provides the identification element with data representing the value of the value-bearing paper received in the bag.
- the receiving party in particular a bank, can read the identification element and use the value stoired therein in order to directly credit the sender therewitJh., wherein verification will of course take place later .
- a list is drawn up, by or on behalf of the sender, of the value-bearing paper to be transported, for instance containing ttie number of each type of value-bearing paper to be sent.
- This value-bearing paper is placed in the valuables container bsig and the list is stored in the identification element.
- the valuables container is subsequently transported to its destination, and the identification element can be read, wherein both the identification data and the data stored therein by the sender concerning the value of the content of the valuables container are detected.
- a retail trader for instance can ttrus place his daily takings in a valuables container of the present type and program the value into the RFID element .
- the valuables container When deposited in the deposit vault, the valuables container can be detected and the RFID element thereof read, so that the data relating to the value received in the bag are known to the holder of the deposit vault immediately after depositing of the valuables container, and these data can be used to credit the account of the retailer.
- a further useful application of a valuables container provided with an RFID element is when the deposit vaults used herein are provided with a reading device and the relevant data can be viewed by selected people via a network, for instance internet.
- a transportation service for valuable items, which must collect and transport further the valuables containers deposited in a deposit vault, can thus check how many valuables containers have been deposited at any given moment in a specific deposit vault and determine when the deposit vault for instance contains so many valuables containers that it must be emptied.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically a number of steps of the method according to a first embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 2 is a front view of a valuables container manufactured with the method shown in figure 1.
- Figure 3 shows an alternative embodiment of the method according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically an apparatus 1 with which the method according to the invention is performed.
- the material from which the bag-like valuables containers (“seal- bags”) are manufactured is provided in the form of a length 3 of sheet-like material, or foil material, wound onto a roll 2. Portions 4, which will each ultimately form a bag, are cut off the length 3.
- a supply container 5 for insert sleeves.
- An insert sleeve 6 taken from the supply 5 is arranged on each portion 4, for instance by sealing thereof along three sides to foil part 4.
- Pre-programmed is in this case understood to mean that the RFID elements are each provided in a memory with unique identification data.
- a type of glue for the glue layer 18 such that it cannot be detached without damaging the foil material.
- the longitudinal seals are formed such that they cannot be opened without damage .
- a read-out device 13 This comprises an antenna 14 which can transmit a signal for exciting the RFID element which responds by sending back a signal in which the identification data are incorporated.
- Processing device 15 of read-out device 13 analyses the signal and determines the identification data therein.
- These identification data are transmitted to the processing device 16 of a printing device 17 which then applies the identification data to bag 12 in visible form.
- a bag-like valuables container (“seal-bag”) is thus obtained as shown somewhat schematically in the front view of figure 2.
- the container is provided with longitudinal seams 19, a glue edge 18 embodied in the described manner, and has an identification imprint 20 which in this case comprises a barcode 21.
- an identification imprint 20 which in this case comprises a barcode 21.
- the identification data stored in the RFID element correspond to the identification data incorporated in imprint 20 or barcode 21.
- the length portions 4 can for instance be manufactured first and provided with an insert sleeve 6 and identification element 8, whereafter a stack of such length portions 4 are folded into bags and sealed.
- the application of the glue edge can take place in the same operating cycle, but it is also possible to apply this in another operating cycle.
- FIG. 3 Another embodiment of the method according to the invention is shown in figure 3.
- a bag-like container 25, which largely corresponds with bag-like container 12 of figure 1, is here formed with a number of method steps that are not further shown.
- Insert sleeve 27 is here arranged on the outside of bag-like container 25 and a space 26 is provided in which the identification data are arranged, in particular printed. This is indicated with printing device 28 which prints the desired identification data 29 on bag 25.
- the following method steps can be performed directly thereafter or at a later time.
- the imprinted identification data 29 are read using a reading device 30 which can for instance comprise a barcode reader.
- the read identification data are analysed in processing device 31 and transmitted to an RFID programming device 32.
- An RFID element is programmed herein with the read identification data.
- the thus programmed RFID element is placed in insert sleeve 27, whereafter this sleeve 27 is sealed, in this exemplary embodiment using a seal beam 34.
- a bag-like valuables container is thus obtained with an RFID element comprising identification data which correspond to identification data 29 arranged visibly on container 25.
- the RFID elements can be detached and reused after optional reprogramming in the manner described above after these valuables containers have been used once .
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NL1025869A NL1025869C2 (en) | 2004-04-02 | 2004-04-02 | Assembly of a safe and the use of sealable flexible valuables holders. |
NL1025869 | 2004-04-02 | ||
NL1026759A NL1026759C2 (en) | 2004-04-02 | 2004-07-30 | Method for manufacturing a value container ('seal bag') with an RFID element and method for the use thereof. |
NL1026759 | 2004-07-30 |
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NL (1) | NL1026759C2 (en) |
PL (1) | PL1583048T3 (en) |
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