Container seal with radio frequency identification tag, and method of making same
AssigneeeAgile, Inc.
InventorsPeter Phaneuf, Gary P. Burns, Michael Isabell
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AssigneeeAgile, Inc.
InventorsPeter Phaneuf, Gary P. Burns, Michael Isabell
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A container closure assembly includes a closure, an inner seal, and a radio frequency identification tag. The inner seal includes a first surface for engaging a container sealing surface, and a second, opposed surface for engaging one of a backing liner, a facing liner, an induction seal liner, and a glued-in closure liner. The radio frequency identification tag includes a microprocessor electrically coupleable with an antenna for receiving, storing, and transmitting digitized information. The inner seal can minimize migration of fluids between a container interior volume and an exterior of a container when the inner seal is engaged with a container sealing surface. The radio frequency identification tag can be included in the closure assembly within a container interior volume or external to a container, or can be incorporated into the inner seal, without the closure assembly electromagnetically interfering with the receiving, storing, or transmitting of the digitized information.
A closure assembly for a container defining an interior volume, an opening into said interior volume, and a sealing surface bordering said opening, said closure assembly comprising:
A method of making a closure for a container defining an opening and a sealing surface bordering said opening, said closure attachable over said container opening and including a sealable film laminated to an impermeable metallic foil, a microprocessor, and an electrically non-conductive liner, the method comprising the steps of:
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