Abstract: The present invention provides an electroconductive adhesive having a heme protein mixed in a very small amount thereby exhibiting electrical conductivity without deteriorating adhesion, which is used on the surface of electronic parts or a label thereby preventing and eliminating static electricity and improving the efficiency of heat dissipation, as well as an adhesive article using the same. A heme protein having a porphyrin complex whose iron ion is divalent is added to an adhesive to confer electrical conductivity. At least one member selected from an electroconductive polymer, an electrolytic metal, and a pigment molecule is mixed with the resultant electroconductive adhesive.

Abstract: A visually handicapped person guidance and support apparatus comprises a resonance tag, antenna and portable scanner. The resonance tag has an inductance element defined by a pair of conductive foil and a capacitance element coupled in distributed capacity to the conductive foil through a dielectric thin film. The visually handicapped person scans the resonance tag with a stick containing the antenna coupled to the portable scanner. The antenna transmits electric waves having the frequency of 5 to 60 MHz and predetermined resonance electric waves are reflected from the resonance tag. The received resonance waves are collated with the memory data by the scanner 3 and converted to voice message for output from a speaker. If a plurality of resonance tags, each of which has a different resonance frequency, are used, a plurality of information such as "go", "stop", "turn to right", "turn to left" and the like are obtained.