Washing object management system, washing object management method, and computer program

Abstract

To more appropriately manage laundry. 【Solution means】The laundry management system 1 includes a barcode reader 12 that reads the barcode 121 of a laundry net 120 containing a plurality of laundries with the same owner, a camera 11 that is associated with the barcode reader 12 and captures the state of the clothes taken out from the laundry net 120 when the barcode reader 12 reads the barcode 121, a storage unit 30 that associates barcode information, the reading date and time information of the barcode 121, and the owner information of the laundry contained in the laundry net 120, and stores the video data captured by the camera 11 (video data with the imaging date and time associated), and a processing unit 40 that collates each information stored in the storage unit 30 and outputs a video of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a technique for managing an object to be cleaned.

Background Art

[0002] Conventionally, there has been a technique for putting laundry into individual nets, collecting them at a factory for washing, and managing the status of the laundry (for example, Patent Document 1).

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

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Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] An object of the present invention is to more appropriately manage an object to be cleaned.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0005] In order to solve the above problems, a first aspect of the present invention is a cleaning object management system for managing the cleaning of cleaning objects of a plurality of owners, the system including: a reading means for reading identification information of a housing means that houses at least one cleaning object with the same owner; an imaging means that is associated with the reading means and images the state of the cleaning object taken out from the housing means from which the reading means has read the identification information; a first storage means for storing in association the identification information, reading date and time information which is the date and time when the reading means has read the identification information, and owner information regarding the owner of the cleaning object housed in the housing means from which the reading means has read the identification information; a second storage means for storing in association the captured image captured by the imaging means and the capture date and time of the captured image; and an output means for collating the information stored in the first storage means and the information stored in the second storage means, and outputting a captured image of the capture date and time that matches the owner information and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information. Then, the reading means successively reads the identification information of each storage means in which cleaning objects of different owners are stored, the imaging means continuously captures, as a video, the state of the cleaning object taken out from each storage means whose identification information is successively read by the reading means, and the second storage means stores the video in association with the imaging time in the video This is the cleaning object management system.

[0007] In the 2 aspect of the present invention, it is preferable that the output means outputs a captured image of the capture date and time that matches the reading date and time information when the reading means has read the identification information before cleaning of the cleaning object, and a captured image of the capture date and time that matches the reading date and time information when the reading means has read the identification information after cleaning of the cleaning object.

[0008] In the 3 aspect of the present invention, the system further includes an input means for inputting owner information, and it is preferable that the output means collates the information stored in the first storage means, and when there is owner information input from the input means and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information, outputs a captured image of the capture date and time that matches the owner information input from the input means and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information.

[0009] In order to solve the above problems, the 4 aspect of the present invention is a reading means, an imaging imageA cleaning object management method using a cleaning object management system having a reading means, a memory means, and an output means for managing the cleaning of cleaning objects of a plurality of owners, the reading step of the reading means reading identification information of a storage means in which at least one cleaning object having the same owner is stored, the imaging step of the imaging means imaging the state of the cleaning object taken out from the storage means associated with the reading means and from which the reading means has read the identification information, the storage step of the memory means storing the identification information, the reading date and time information which is the date and time when the reading means has read the identification information, and the owner information regarding the owner of the cleaning object stored in the storage means of the identification information read by the reading means in association with each other, and storing the captured image captured by the imaging means and the imaging date and time of the captured image in association with each other, and the output step of the output means referring to the information stored in the memory means and outputting the captured image of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information. Then, the reading means successively reads the identification information of each storage means in which cleaning objects of different owners are stored, the imaging means continuously captures, as a video, the state of the cleaning object taken out from each storage means whose identification information is successively read by the reading means, and the storage means stores the video in association with the imaging time in the video This is a cleaning object management method.

[0010] In order to solve the above problems, the first aspect of the present invention 5 is a reading means, an imaging imageA computer program for a cleaning object management system that has a reading means, a memory means, and an output means and manages the cleaning of cleaning objects of a plurality of owners, wherein the reading step is performed by the reading means to read identification information of a storage means in which at least one cleaning object with the same owner is stored; the imaging step is performed by the imaging means to image the state of the cleaning object taken out from the storage means associated with the reading means and from which the reading means has read the identification information; the storage step is performed by the memory means to store the identification information, the reading date and time information which is the date and time when the reading means has read the identification information, and the owner information regarding the owner of the cleaning object stored in the storage means with the identification information read by the reading means in association, and to store the imaging image imaged by the imaging means and the imaging date and time of the imaging image in association; and the output step is performed by the output means to refer to the information stored in the memory means and output the imaging image of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information , the reading means successively reads the identification information of each storage means in which cleaning objects of different owners are stored, the imaging means continuously captures, as a video, the state of the cleaning object taken out from each storage means whose identification information is successively read by the reading means, and the storage means stores the video in association with the imaging time in the video is a computer program.

Advantages of the Invention

[0011] According to the first aspect of the present invention 4 , 5 , the cleaning object management system stores and manages information of cleaning objects with different owners and the imaging images of the states of those cleaning objects, and can output the imaging images related to a specific owner based on the information of the storage means from among the imaging images of the states of the cleaning objects with different owners. In this way, the cleaning object management system can output the imaging images related to a specific owner, and can manage the laundry objects more appropriately. image taken image and taken image and taken image images, and can output the imaging image images related to a specific owner based on the information of the storage means. In this way, the cleaning object management system can output the imaging image images related to a specific owner, and can manage the laundry objects more appropriately.

[0012] Also, According to the second aspect of the present invention 1、4、5 , the cleaning object management system can output the imaging imageAn image can be output.

[0013] According to the 2 aspect of the present invention, the object to be cleaned management system can output captured image images regarding a specific owner before and after cleaning the object to be cleaned.

[0014] According to the 3 aspect of the present invention, the object to be cleaned management system can identify and output a captured image image based on the owner information and the read date and time information input from the input means.

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Embodiments for Carrying Out the Invention

[0016] Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, a laundry management system is exemplified.

[0017] (Configuration) FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the laundry management system 1.

[0018] As shown in FIG. 1, the laundry management system 1 includes a camera 11, a barcode reader 12, an input terminal 13, and a processing device 20. Here, the camera 11, the barcode reader 12, the input terminal 13, and the processing device 20 are capable of communicating with each other via communication means NW. The communication means NW is a communication network such as a LAN or an Internet line that can be connected by wire or wirelessly.

[0019] FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an arrangement example of each component of the laundry management system 1.

[0020] As shown in FIG. 2, the camera 11, the barcode reader 12, and the input terminal 13 are arranged on a table 100 for checking the laundry object. The camera 11 is attached above the table 100 and can photograph the entire upper surface of the table 100. The placement location of the processing device 20 may be the table 100 or another location. The processing device 20 is, for example, a personal computer. Also, the input terminal 13 is a portable terminal, for example, a tablet terminal.

[0021] In such a laundry management system 1, a laundry net 120 containing one or more pieces of clothing 110, which are personal items of the user, is placed on the table. Subsequently, the barcode 121 attached to the laundry net 120 is read by the operator using the barcode reader 12. Then, the operator takes out the clothing 110 from the laundry net 120, and while checking the type, condition, etc. of the clothing 110, inputs information such as the type of the clothing 110 into the input terminal 13. For example, on the input terminal 13, the type and condition of the clothing 110 are displayed selectably, and the operator selects the type, etc. of the clothing 110 taken out from the laundry net 120 on the input terminal 13 and inputs it into the input terminal 13. At this time, the camera 11 captures the clothing 110 taken out from the laundry net 120 by the operator, spread out on the table 100, and whose type, etc. is being checked, as an image. Then, the video data from the camera 11, the information from the barcode reader 12, and the information from the input terminal 13 are transmitted to the processing device 20 via the communication means NW.

[0022] In this embodiment, an example will be given and explained where the user is in a facility such as a hospital, and the clothing 110 entrusted by the user is laundered in a dedicated laundry facility. Therefore, the laundry management system 1 is installed in the dedicated laundry facility.

[0023] FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the processing device 20.

[0024] As shown in FIG. 3, the processing device 20 includes a communication unit 21, an operation unit 22, a display unit 23, a storage unit 30, and a processing unit 40. Here, the communication unit 21 communicates with other devices such as the camera 11 via the communication means NW. The operation unit 22 is a touch panel, a mouse, a keyboard, etc. that are operated by the user to input data. The display unit 23 is a touch panel, a monitor, etc. The storage unit 30 is an HDD or the like, and stores various data and various programs. The processing unit 40 executes various processes in the processing device 20. The processing unit 40 includes, for example, a microcomputer and its peripheral circuits, and is configured by, for example, a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, etc. The processing unit 40 executes various processes according to various data and various programs 30a stored in the storage unit 30 as necessary.

[0025] FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the database stored in the storage unit 30.

[0026] As shown in FIG. 4, the storage unit 30 stores a system information database 31, a registration information database 32, an input information database 33, and an input video database 34.

[0027] FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the system information database 31.

[0028] As shown in FIG. 5, the system information database 31 includes information related to the system such as a reader ID, a camera ID, and an input terminal ID, and these pieces of information are associated with each other. Here, the reader ID is the identification information of the barcode reader 12. The camera ID is the identification information of the camera 11. The input terminal ID is the identification information of the input terminal 13. The identification information of the barcode reader 12, the camera 11, and the input terminal 13 arranged on the same desk is associated in this system information database 31. That is, the barcode reader 12, the camera 11, and the input terminal 13 arranged on the same desk are linked in this system information database 31.

[0029] FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the registration information database 32.

[0030] As shown in FIG. 6, the registration information database 32 includes various information regarding a user, such as a user ID, barcode information, user name, user contact information, and the name of the facility where the user belongs, and these pieces of information are associated with each other. Here, the user ID is identification information of the user. The barcode information is information of the barcode assigned to the user. This barcode is the barcode 121 attached to the laundry net 120 in which the user puts the clothing 110.

[0031] FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the input information database 33.

[0032] As shown in FIG. 7, the input information database 33 includes various information regarding the information input from the barcode reader 12 and the input terminal 13, such as a reader ID, barcode information, reading date and time, and clothing information, and these pieces of information are associated with each other. Here, the reading date and time is the date and time (for example, date, hour, minute, second) when the barcode 121 of the laundry net 120 is read. The clothing information is information such as the type and state of the clothing input from the input terminal 13.

[0033] FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the input video database 34.

[0034] As shown in FIG. 8, the input video database 34 includes various information regarding video data, such as a video ID, camera ID, and video data, and these pieces of information are associated with each other. Here, the video ID is identification information of the video. The video data is video data captured by the camera 11 with the camera ID. This video data has the shooting date and time added thereto. That is, the video data is such that the video at the shooting time can be specified in the video data from the shooting time.

[0035] FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the processing unit 40.

[0036] As shown in FIG. 9, the processing unit 40 includes a user information registration processing unit 41, an input information registration processing unit 42, an input video registration processing unit 43, and a video output processing unit 44. Here, the user information registration processing unit 41 executes a user information registration process for registering user information. For example, the user information registration processing unit 41 stores information about the user input by operating the operation unit 22 by the user in the registration information database 32. Also, the input information registration processing unit 42 executes an input information registration process for registering input information from the barcode reader 12 and the input terminal 13. For example, the user information registration processing unit 41 stores the barcode information of the barcode read by the barcode reader 12, the reading date and time, and the clothing information input to the input terminal 13 in the input information database 33. Further, the input video registration processing unit 43 executes an input video registration process for storing the video data obtained by shooting with the camera 11 in the input video database 34. Also, the video output processing unit 44 executes a video output process for outputting the video specified by the user.

[0037] FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of the video output process.

[0038] As shown in FIG. 10, first, as the process of step S1, the video output processing unit 44 acquires various information in the input information database 33 as input information. For example, when the operation unit 22 is operated by the user and specific information is input, the video output processing unit 44 acquires the specific information from the input information database 33 based on the specific information. For example, when the name of the user is input as the specific information, the video output processing unit 44 acquires the barcode information associated with the name of the user in the registration information database 32, and acquires various information such as the reader ID and the reading date and time corresponding to the acquired barcode information from the input information database 33.

[0039] As the subsequent process of step S2, the video output processing unit 44 acquires video data from the input video database 34. Specifically, the video output processing unit 44 acquires video data corresponding to the input information acquired in the process of step S1 from the input video database 34. For example, when the name of the user is input as the information specified in the process of step S1, the video output processing unit 44 specifies the camera ID associated with the reader ID acquired as described above in the system information database 31. Further, the video output processing unit 44 specifies the video data associated with the specified camera ID and the reading date and time acquired as described above in the input video database 34. Here, the video output processing unit 44 specifies the video data in which the reading date and time are included in the shooting date and time added to the video data. That is, the video output processing unit 44 specifies video data from within the input video database 34 using the camera ID and the reading date and time. Thereby, the video data captured by the camera 11 installed on the same machine as the barcode reader 12 at the time when the barcode reader 12 reads the barcode 121 of the laundry net 120 is specified. For example, the specified video data is the video data from the time when the barcode reader 12 reads the barcode 121 of the laundry net 120 until the time when the barcode reader 12 reads the barcode 121 of the next laundry net 120.

[0040] As the subsequent process of step S3, the video output processing unit 44 creates a list of video data based on the various information in the input information database 33 acquired in the process of step S1 and the video data acquired in the process of step S2, and displays it on the display unit 23.

[0041] FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a list of video data displayed on the display unit 23.

[0042] As shown in FIG. 11, the user name, shooting date and time, and video icon are displayed on the display unit 23 as a list of video data. The video icon is an icon created from the video data acquired in the process of step S3.

[0043] Here, based on the shooting date and time, the user name and video data (video icon) are associated. This video data includes a video showing an operator taking out the clothing 110 from the user's laundry net 120 and checking the type and the like at this shooting date and time.

[0044] As the process of the subsequent step S4, the video output processing unit 44 determines whether a video has been selected from the video data list in the process of step S3. Specifically, the video output processing unit 44 determines whether a video icon has been selected from the video data list by the user when the operation unit 22 is operated. When the video output processing unit 44 determines that a video has been selected from the video data list, it proceeds to the process of step S5.

[0045] As the process of step S5, the video output processing unit 44 outputs the video of the video data selected in the process of step S4 to the display unit 23.

[0046] As the process of the subsequent step S6, the video output processing unit 44 determines whether the process has ended. For example, when the operation unit 22 is operated and the user presses the end button on the display screen displayed in the aforementioned video data list, the video output processing unit 44 determines that the process has ended. When the video output processing unit 44 determines that the process has ended, it ends the video output process. On the other hand, when the video output processing unit 44 determines that the process has not ended, it executes the process of step S4 again.

[0047] As described above, by the video output process, the video output processing unit 44 acquires various information in the input information database 33 and video data from the input video database 34 as input information. Then, based on the acquired information and data, the video output processing unit 44 creates a video data list and displays it on the display unit 23, and when a video is selected from the video data list, it outputs the video to the display unit 23. And each time a video is selected from the video data list, the video output processing unit 44 outputs the video to the display unit 23.

[0048] (Operation, action, etc.) Next, an example of the operation of the laundry management system 1 and its effects will be described. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of the flow of information, data, etc. in the laundry management system 1.

[0049] In the laundry management system 1, the camera 11, barcode reader 12, and input terminal 13 arranged on the same machine are managed in association with each other in the system information database 31 by their camera IDs, reader IDs, and input terminal IDs. As a result, information and the like obtained from the camera 11, barcode reader 12, and input terminal 13 arranged on the same machine can be managed in association with each other.

[0050] As shown in FIG. 12, in this laundry management system 1, when the barcode reader 12 reads the barcode 121 of the laundry net 120 by the operator, the barcode information of the read barcode 121, the reading date and time, the reader ID, etc. are transmitted to the processing device 20. Further, the camera 11 captures the situation where the operator takes out the clothes from the laundry net 120 and checks the type and the like, and transmits the captured video data, camera ID, etc. to the processing device 20. Further, the input terminal 13 transmits clothing information such as the type of clothing input by the operator and the input terminal ID to the processing device 20. The work by the operator using the barcode reader 12 and the like is carried out before or after washing the clothes 110.

[0051] Correspondingly, the user information registration processing unit 41 of the processing unit 40 of the processing device 20 stores the barcode information, reading date and time information, etc. from the barcode reader 12, clothing information, etc. from the input terminal 13 in the input information database 33 of the storage unit 30. Further, the input video registration processing unit 43 of the processing unit 40 of the processing device 20 stores the video data, etc. from the camera 11 in the input video database 34 of the storage unit 30.

[0052] After that, in the laundry management system 1, according to the instructions of a user such as an administrator, the video output processing unit 44 of the processing unit 40 of the processing device 20 acquires various information from the input information database 33 and acquires video data from the input video database 34. Then, based on the acquired information and data, the video output processing unit 44 creates a video data list and displays it on the display unit 23. When a video is selected by the user from the video data list, the video is output to the display unit 23. And every time a video is selected from the video data list, the video output processing unit 44 outputs the video to the display unit 23.

[0053] (Effect in this embodiment) (1) While the laundry management system 1 stores and manages in the storage unit 30 information on clothes to be laundered with different owners and videos of the states of those clothes being photographed, it can output a video related to a specific owner from among the videos of the states of clothes of different owners being photographed, based on the information of the laundry net 120. Thereby, for example, a laundry operator who has laundered the clothes or the owner of the clothes can confirm the state of the owner's clothes from the video. Thereby, for example, a laundry operator who has laundered the clothes or the owner of the clothes can check whether the clothes are included in the video and investigate the cause of the loss of the clothes. In this way, the laundry management system 1 can output a video related to a specific owner, and the management of the clothes to be laundered can be made more appropriate.

[0054] (2) The laundry management system 1 can output a photographed image related to a specific owner as a video. Thereby, the laundry management system 1 can continuously photograph the state of the clothes and leave it as video data.

[0055] (3) The laundry management system 1 can output photographed images related to a specific owner before and after laundering the clothes. Thereby, for example, a laundry operator who has laundered the clothes or the owner of the laundry can confirm the state of the clothes before and after laundering from the video.

[0056] (4) The laundry management system 1 can specify and output a photographed image based on the owner information input from the operation unit 22.

[0057] (Modifications and the like of the present embodiment) As another example of the above-described embodiment, the laundry management system 1 can also save the captured image as a still image instead of a moving image.

[0058] Also, as another example of the above-described embodiment, the object to be cleaned can be an object other than clothing.

[0059] Also, as another example of the above-described embodiment, instead of the barcode reader 12 side specifying the reading date and time, the processing device 20 can also specify the reading date and time. In this case, for example, the processing device 20 sets the date and time when it receives barcode information from the barcode reader 12 as the reading date and time, and stores the reading date and time together with the barcode information in the input information database 33.

[0060] Also, as another example of the above-described embodiment, in step S1 described above, when the name and date of the user (for example, the working day when the clothing was checked) are input, the video output processing unit 44 acquires the barcode information associated with the name of the user in the registration information database 32, and determines whether there is information in the input information database 33 in which the reader ID corresponding to the acquired barcode information is associated with the reading date that matches the input date. In this case, if the video output processing unit 44 determines that there is such information, it proceeds to the processing of step S2 and specifies the camera ID associated with the acquired reader ID in the system information database 31. Further, the video output processing unit 44 specifies the video data associated with the specified camera ID and the reading date and time acquired as described above in the input video database 34.

[0061] Also, in the above-described embodiment, the laundry management system 1 constitutes, for example, a management system for objects to be washed. Also, the laundry net 120 constitutes, for example, a storage means. Also, the barcode reader 12 realizes, for example, a reading means. Also, the camera 11 realizes, for example, an imaging means. Also, the storage unit 30 realizes, for example, a first storage means and a second storage means. Also, the display unit 23 realizes, for example, an output means.

[0062] Also, in the above-described embodiment, the database stored in the storage unit 30 can be configured with other configurations as long as the above-described processing can be realized.

[0063] Also, in the above-described embodiment, the user information registration processing unit 41, the input information registration processing unit 42, the input video registration processing unit 43, and the video output processing unit 44 configured by the processing unit 40 can also be configured as independent software programs as needed. For example, the video output processing unit 44 can also be configured as an independent software program. In this case, for example, the user can start a software program that executes video output processing, read information and data necessary for video output processing from the database stored in the storage unit 30, and execute the video output processing.

[0064] In addition, in the above-described embodiment, there is provided a cleaning object management system for managing the cleaning of cleaning objects of a plurality of owners, including a reading means for reading identification information of a storage means in which at least one cleaning object with the same owner is stored, an imaging means associated with the reading means for imaging the state of the cleaning object taken out from the storage means from which the reading means has read the identification information, a first storage means for associating and storing the identification information, reading date and time information which is the date and time when the reading means has read the identification information, and owner information regarding the owner of the cleaning object stored in the storage means from which the reading means has read the identification information, a second storage means for associating and storing the imaging image captured by the imaging means and the imaging date and time of the imaging image, and an output means for collating the information stored in the first storage means and the information stored in the second storage means and outputting the imaging image of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information.

[0065] In addition, in the above-described embodiment, there is provided a cleaning object management method using a cleaning object management system having a reading means, a photographing means, a storage means, and an output means for managing the cleaning of cleaning objects of a plurality of owners, including a reading step in which the reading means reads identification information of a storage means in which at least one cleaning object with the same owner is stored, an imaging step in which the imaging means images the state of the cleaning object taken out from the storage means from which the reading means has read the identification information and which is associated with the reading means, a storage step in which the storage means associates and stores the identification information, reading date and time information which is the date and time when the reading means has read the identification information, and owner information regarding the owner of the cleaning object stored in the storage means from which the reading means has read the identification information, and also associates and stores the imaging image captured by the imaging means and the imaging date and time of the imaging image, and an output step in which the output means refers to the information stored in the storage means and outputs the imaging image of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information.

[0066] Also, in the above-described embodiment, there is provided a computer program for a cleaning object management system that has a reading means, a photographing means, a storage means, and an output means and manages the cleaning of cleaning objects of a plurality of owners. The reading step includes the reading means reading identification information of a storage means that houses at least one cleaning object with the same owner. The imaging step includes the imaging means imaging the state of the cleaning object taken out from the storage means associated with the reading means and from which the reading means has read the identification information. The storage step includes the storage means storing the identification information, reading date and time information which is the date and time when the reading means has read the identification information, and owner information regarding the owner of the cleaning object housed in the storage means from which the reading means has read the identification information in association with each other, and storing the captured image captured by the imaging means and the imaging date and time of the captured image in association with each other. The output step includes the output means referring to the information stored in the storage means and outputting the captured image of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information. This realizes a computer program for executing these steps.

[0067] In addition, although the embodiments of the present invention have been disclosed, it is obvious that those skilled in the art can make changes without departing from the scope of the present invention. It is intended that all such modifications and equivalents be included in the following claims.

Explanation of Reference Numerals

[0068] 1 Laundry management system, 11 Camera, 12 Barcode reader, 13 Input terminal, 20 Processing device, 30 Storage unit, 31 System information database, 32 Registration information database, 33 Input information database, 34 Input video database, 40 Processing unit, 41 User information registration processing unit, 42 Input information registration processing unit, 43 Input video registration processing unit, 44 Video output processing unit, 110 Clothing, 120 Laundry net, 121 Barcode

Claims

1. A cleaning object management system for managing the cleaning of cleaning objects of multiple owners, a reading means for reading identification information of storage means containing at least one cleaning object with the same owner, an imaging means associated with the reading means for imaging the state of the cleaning object taken out from the storage means from which the reading means has read the identification information, a first storage means for associating and storing the identification information, the reading date and time information which is the date and time when the reading means has read the identification information, and the owner information regarding the owner of the cleaning object stored in the storage means from which the reading means has read the identification information, a second storage means for associating and storing the imaging image captured by the imaging means and the imaging date and time of the imaging image, an output means for collating the information stored in the first storage means and the information stored in the second storage means, and outputting the imaging image of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information, wherein the reading means successively reads the identification information of each storage means containing cleaning objects of different owners, the imaging means successively captures the state of the cleaning object taken out from each storage means from which the reading means has successively read the identification information as a continuous video, and the second storage means is a cleaning object management system for associating and storing the video and the imaging time in the video.

2. The cleaning object management system according to claim 1, wherein the output means outputs the imaging image of the imaging date and time that matches the reading date and time information when the reading means has read the identification information before cleaning of the cleaning object, and the imaging image of the imaging date and time that matches the reading date and time information when the reading means has read the identification information after cleaning of the cleaning object.

3. further comprising an input means for inputting owner information, wherein the output means collates the information stored in the first storage means, and when there is the owner information input from the input means and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information, outputs the imaging image of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information input from the input means and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information. The cleaning object management system according to claim 1.

4. A cleaning object management method using a cleaning object management system having a reading means, an imaging means, a storage means, and an output means for managing the cleaning of cleaning objects of a plurality of owners, a reading step in which the reading means reads identification information of a storage means in which at least one cleaning object having the same owner is stored; an imaging step in which the imaging means images the state of the cleaning object taken out from the storage means associated with the reading means and from which the reading means has read the identification information; a storage step in which the storage means stores the identification information, read date and time information which is the date and time when the reading means has read the identification information, and owner information regarding the owner of the cleaning object stored in the storage means having the identification information read by the reading means in association with each other, and stores the captured image captured by the imaging means and the imaging date and time of the captured image in association with each other; an output step in which the output means refers to the information stored in the storage means and outputs a captured image of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information and the read date and time information associated with the owner information, and has, the reading means successively reads the identification information of each storage means in which cleaning objects of different owners are stored, the imaging means successively captures the states of the cleaning objects taken out from the respective storage means from which the reading means has successively read the identification information as a continuous video, the storage means stores the video and the imaging time in the video in association with each other, a cleaning object management method.

5. A computer program for a cleaning object management system having a reading means, an imaging means, a storage means, and an output means for managing the cleaning of cleaning objects of a plurality of owners, a reading step in which the reading means reads identification information of a storage means in which at least one cleaning object having the same owner is stored; an imaging step in which the imaging means images the state of the cleaning object taken out from the storage means associated with the reading means and from which the reading means has read the identification information; The memory means stores in association the identification information, the reading date and time information which is the date and time when the reading means reads the identification information, and the owner information regarding the owner of the object to be cleaned accommodated in the accommodation means of the identification information read by the reading means, and stores in association the captured image captured by the imaging means and the imaging date and time of the captured image; The output means refers to the information stored in the memory means and outputs the captured image of the imaging date and time that matches the owner information and the reading date and time information associated with the owner information; to execute, the reading means successively reads the identification information of each accommodation means in which objects to be cleaned of different owners are accommodated, the imaging means continuously captures, as a video, the state of the object to be cleaned taken out from each accommodation means from which the reading means successively reads the identification information, a computer program in which the memory means stores in association the video and the imaging time in the video.

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