Analysis of Smart Waste Collection System and Internet of Things Based Garbage Segregator and its Applications

The due to the massive global population growth, each person produces a significant amount of waste each day, some of which can be recycled. It is now necessary to build a structure that robotically separate different sorts of garbage for this reason. We have suggested a Smart Garbage system as a solution to this issue, which automatically turns wet waste into compost in addition to sorting metallic, dry, and wet waste. The moist waste is being turned into compost so that it can be utilized in horticulture. organic farming and urban agriculture. In addition to these two features, there is another one that uses a IoT system to notify the waste management center anytime a dry or metallic rubbish bin is filled, preventing overflowing landfills that pose a major risk to the environment. As a result, we have suggested this work to preserve cleanliness and hygiene in public areas in order to correct all the anomalies.

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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icicec62498.2024.10808783
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Municipal Solid Waste Management
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The due to the massive global population growth, each person produces a significant amount of waste each day, some of which can be recycled. It is now necessary to build a structure that robotically separate different sorts of garbage for this reason. We have suggested a Smart Garbage system as a solution to this issue, which automatically turns wet waste into compost in addition to sorting metallic, dry, and wet waste. The moist waste is being turned into compost so that it can be utilized in horticulture. organic farming and urban agriculture. In addition to these two features, there is another one that uses a IoT system to notify the waste management center anytime a dry or metallic rubbish bin is filled, preventing overflowing landfills that pose a major risk to the environment. As a result, we have suggested this work to preserve cleanliness and hygiene in public areas in order to correct all the anomalies.

Vinayaka Missions University (IN), Velammal Educational Trust (IN)
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