Abstract: An electronic tag inspection system including a reading device that reads first identification information written into an electronic tag; an acquisition unit that acquires second identification information on the basis of information retained by an object, which is an object to which the electronic tag is attached; and a detection unit that compares the first identification information and the second identification information, and detects a difference therebetween as a discrepancy between the electronic tag and the object.

Abstract: A system of manufacturing a corrugated cardboard box to which an electronic tag is attached. The system includes: a corrugated cardboard sheet forming part that forms a corrugated cardboard sheet 14p; a blank forming part that forms a box blank 24p from the corrugated cardboard sheet; a folder gluer that assembles the box blank 24p into a flat plate-shaped corrugated cardboard box; a product stacker that stacks the flat plate-shaped corrugated cardboard box assembled in the folder gluer; and a tag sticking device that sticks the electronic tag having an adhesive portion to a surface that becomes an outer surface of a box as a workpiece by using the adhesive portion between the corrugated cardboard sheet forming part and the product stacker.

Abstract: An electronic tag sticking apparatus provided with: a tag feeding device that feeds an electronic tag having an adhesive part to a predetermined tag feeding position P1, a tag holding part that holds the electronic tag, a movement device that moves the tag holding part, and a sticking detection device for detecting that the tag has been stuck onto a target object at a predetermined contact position P3. A preparatory operation is performed such that, after the tag holding part is positioned at the tag feeding position P1 by the movement device and the electronic tag fed from the tag feeding device is held by the tag holding part, the tag holding part holding the electronic tag is moved to a standby position P2 and is caused to stand by so as to be oriented in a direction in which the adhesive part is pressed against the target object.

Abstract: A technology for writing information that varies by object into electronic tags. An electronic tag writing system that includes a writing device that writes writing information into electronic tags; and an information acquisition part that reads writing information and a processing order out of a storage part that stores the processing order in association with writing information for objects that are associated with the electronic tags. The writing information that is associated with the processing order acquired by the information acquisition part is written into the electronic tags by the writing device in accordance with the processing order.

Abstract: A technology is for writing different information depending on an object into an electronic tag. The above problem is solved by an electronic tag writing system including a writing device that writes write information into an electronic tag, and an information acquisition section that acquires write information related to an object associated with the electronic tag, in which the write information acquired by the information acquisition section is written into the electronic tag using the writing device.

Abstract: A technology is for writing different information depending on an object into an electronic tag. The above problem is solved by an electronic tag writing system including a writing device that writes write information into an electronic tag, and an information acquisition section that acquires write information related to an object associated with the electronic tag, in which the write information acquired by the information acquisition section is written into the electronic tag using the writing device.

Abstract: A resin composition for a cover or topcoat of golf balls includes: a resin for a cover or topcoat of a golf ball; an ultraviolet (UV) absorber for absorbing UV rays, of which an absorbance spectrum has an absorption peak at a wavelength in a range of 310 nm to 330 nm, has an absorbance in a wavelength range of 300 nm to 350 nm of at least 1.0 AU and has an absorbance at a wavelength of 370 nm of 0.1 to 0.5 AU; and a fluorescent whitening agent for absorbing UV rays and emitting visible rays, of which an absorbance spectrum has an absorption peak at a wavelength in a range of 350 nm to 370 nm, wherein a concentration of the UV absorber ranges from 0.25 to 1.5% by mass with respect to a total mass of the resin composition.