A container production management system including: an adding device (1) which adds object identification code (D) indicating an object identifier (ID); a processing process reader (2a,2b) which reads the object identifier indicated by the object identification code (D) added to the objects to be processed; an inspection process reader (3) which reads the object code (D) added to the object to be inspected in an inspection process; and a computing unit (4) which creates a database (5) in which the object identifier (ID), information on at least one processing process, and inspection results in the inspection process are linked with each other, wherein the adding device (1) adds the object identification code (D) to the material member for each container, or to a portion to be the material member among raw materials (S) before the individual material member is separated therefrom.

A container production management system including: an adding device (1) which adds object identification code (D) indicating an object identifier (ID); a processing process reader (2a,2b) which reads the object identifier indicated by the object identification code (D) added to the objects to be processed; an inspection process reader (3) which reads the object code (D) added to the object to be inspected in an inspection process; and a computing unit (4) which creates a database (5) in which the object identifier (ID), information on at least one processing process, and inspection results in the inspection process are linked with each other, wherein the adding device (1) adds the object identification code (D) to the material member for each container, or to a portion to be the material member among raw materials (S) before the individual material member is separated therefrom.

Method and device for filling a cartridge for an aerosol generating device with a liquid, according to which is: supplied a cartridge comprising a container comprising a lateral wall and an absorbent element arranged in the container; arranged one dispensing end of at least one cannula between the lateral wall of the container and the absorbent element; and injected, a dosed quantity of liquid in the container through the cannula.

A unit dose container production system (10) is disclosed where a unit dose container (130) is evacuated and thereafter loaded with a radioactive fluid while remaining at a single location. In this regard, the production system (10) uses a first conveyor (12) to sequentially load unit dose containers (130) into an empty container receptacle (24) of a second conveyor (20) at a first location (90). The second conveyor (20) may be operated to dispose a container receptacle (24) at each of the first location (90), a second location (100), and a third location (110). A unit dose container (130) at the second location (100) is evacuated and thereafter loaded with a radioactive fluid, and is thereafter moved to a third location (110) by the second conveyor (20). The unit dose container (130) is removed from the second conveyor (20) at the third location (110), and thereafter the radioactivity content of a unit dose container (130) may be determined, such as at an ionization chamber or the like.

A unit dose container production system (10) is disclosed where a unit dose container (130) is evacuated and thereafter loaded with a radioactive fluid while remaining at a single location. In this regard, the production system (10) uses a first conveyor (12) to sequentially load unit dose containers (130) into an empty container receptacle (24) of a second conveyor (20) at a first location (90). The second conveyor (20) may be operated to dispose a container receptacle (24) at each of the first location (90), a second location (100), and a third location (110). A unit dose container (130) at the second location (100) is evacuated and thereafter loaded with a radioactive fluid, and is thereafter moved to a third location (110) by the second conveyor (20). The unit dose container (130) is removed from the second conveyor (20) at the third location (110), and thereafter the radioactivity content of a unit dose container (130) may be determined, such as at an ionization chamber or the like.

A weighing and packaging system includes a plurality of weighing machines, a plurality of packaging machines, and a control unit. The plurality of weighing machines are configured to weigh articles supplied thereto. The plurality of packaging machines, each of which forms a weighing and packaging unit with a corresponding weighing machine among the plurality of weighing machines, are configured to receive a supply of the articles weighed and discharged by the corresponding weighing machine, and package the articles supplied thereto. The control unit is configured to, in a case where a problem occurs in at least one of weighing by the weighing machine and packaging by the packaging machine in any of the weighing and packaging units, change processing capacities of the weighing machine and the packaging machine of at least some of the weighing and packaging units other than the weighing and packaging units in which the problem occurs.

A weighing and packaging system includes a plurality of weighing machines, a plurality of packaging machines, and a control unit. The plurality of weighing machines are configured to weigh articles supplied thereto. The plurality of packaging machines, each of which forms a weighing and packaging unit with a corresponding weighing machine among the plurality of weighing machines, are configured to receive a supply of the articles weighed and discharged by the corresponding weighing machine, and package the articles supplied thereto. The control unit is configured to, in a case where a problem occurs in at least one of weighing by the weighing machine and packaging by the packaging machine in any of the weighing and packaging units, change processing capacities of the weighing machine and the packaging machine of at least some of the weighing and packaging units other than the weighing and packaging units in which the problem occurs.

The present application provides a system and method of monitoring a product packaging. By obtaining an actual weight value and theoretical weight parameters of a target packaging bag and analyzing whether the actual weight value matches the theoretical weight parameters, the target packaging bag is regarded as a packaging failure when the actual weight value fails to match the theoretical weight parameters. In the present application, after product packaging, weighing the packaging bag to obtain the actual weight value and matching the actual weight value for the theoretical weight parameters to realize the monitoring of whether the packaging bag is regarded as the packaging failure.

The present application provides a system and method of monitoring a product packaging. By obtaining an actual weight value and theoretical weight parameters of a target packaging bag and analyzing whether the actual weight value matches the theoretical weight parameters, the target packaging bag is regarded as a packaging failure when the actual weight value fails to match the theoretical weight parameters. In the present application, after product packaging, weighing the packaging bag to obtain the actual weight value and matching the actual weight value for the theoretical weight parameters to realize the monitoring of whether the packaging bag is regarded as the packaging failure.

A recycling device includes a main body, an input module, an identification module, a detection module, a packaging module, and a storage module. The input module includes at least one input port for depositing a waste product of one type. The identification module identifies the deposited waste product and determines whether the type of the deposited waste product matches the corresponding input port. The detection module detects a purity of the deposited waste product when the type of the deposited waste product matches the corresponding input port. The packaging module packages the deposited waste product when the purity of the deposited waste product is qualified. The storage module stores the deposited waste product.