Internet of Bins: Trash Management in India

Keerthana, B.; Raghavendran, Sonali M; Kalyani, S; Suja, P.; Kalaiselvi, V.K.G.

doi:10.1109/iccct2.2017.7972277

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“…In comparison, GreenIn project offers a comprehensive solution that integrates IoT technology with renewable energy, GPS tracking, and user-friendly interfaces to tackle urban waste management challenges in a holistic way. [1]. The mentioned application focuses on waste separation using a conveyor belt system with data input via switches and RF technology.…”

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Greenin: A Solar-Powered and Iot-Driven Smart Bins

2023

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Urban cleanliness has always been at the forefront of the community's interest. One of the most persistent issues in this arena is ensuring that public trash cans do not overflow, leading to unsightly and potentially dangerous conditions. Addressing this issue directly, the GreenIn project represents an innovative combination of renewable solar energy and cutting-edge technology to improve waste management. Using a combination of solar panels and smart sensors, GreenIn monitors the level of litter bins in real time as well as gives the exact coordinates of the dustbin. As the reservoir approaches capacity, local authorities are immediately supposed to clear the bins.

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Greenin: A Solar-Powered and Iot-Driven Smart Bins

2023

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“…Internet of Waste Things (Iowaste T) [12]-also known as Internet of Bins uses smart devices such as sensors, cameras and actuators to remove the garbage accumulated in a region using wireless mesh networks. From the data provided by the monitoring devices is collected and processed for implementing an action towards clearing it.…”

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IoT Ecosystem- A survey on Classification of IoT

Sivagami¹,

Illavarason²,

Reddy³

2021

Proceedings of the Fist International Conference on Advanced Scientific Innovation in Science, Engineering and Technology, ICA

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Digital era transformed the way we use the internet; it is mutated as powerful enabler for it provides personalized solutions to improve the standard of living of the people. A network of devices which can sense, communicate with the help of embedded technology to meet the needs of individual, respond to them, and help in managing their lives in all possible means is Internet of Things (IoT). Availability of infrastructure, availability of resources at the affordable prices, accessibility of IoT devices at any instant are the reasons for the enormous growth of IOT technology in the 21st century. It can be stated that revolution which merges digital and physical world is IoT. COVID-19 pandemic disease caused by the virus called corona. It is serious disease which affected the people and taken lives of people in lakhs in many countries. It spreads from person to person through droplets from nose or mouth from an infectious person. So human to human interaction has to avoided or proper distancing has to be maintained as a precaution from getting infected. Lock downs have been implemented in order to avoid the spread of the disease. The year 2020 has given an opportunity to prove the role played by IoT in the life of people of all sectors. In this pandemic situation any one, anytime, anywhere connected to any part of the thing or people in the world is made possible using IoT. IoT and its classification is discussed in this paper..

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“…The Internet of Waste Things (or also known as the Internet of Bins [17]) is a very useful application for deployment in smart cities [18], [20]. The smart things and objects in the IoWasteT include smart garbage bins (SGBs) [19], RFID tags, sensors, cameras and actuators.…”

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Application Specific Internet of Things (ASIoTs): Taxonomy, Applications, Use Case and Future Directions

Ang

Seng

2019

IEEE Access

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As more and more applications are deployed using the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, the fragmentation of general purpose IoT technologies to target particular sectors with different requirements is becoming necessary. In this paper, we summarize the latest developments of applicationspecific IoTs (ASIoTs) (a term to conceptualize the development of IoTs targeted toward specific domains, communications mediums, and industry sectors) in eight representative studies (Internet of Battlefield Things (IoBT),

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Internet of Bins: Trash Management in India

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Greenin: A Solar-Powered and Iot-Driven Smart Bins

Greenin: A Solar-Powered and Iot-Driven Smart Bins

IoT Ecosystem- A survey on Classification of IoT

Application Specific Internet of Things (ASIoTs): Taxonomy, Applications, Use Case and Future Directions

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