Innovation Owner
Miss FIRDOW KALUPAE
Student
Details
The Garbage Sorting Systems project aims to automatically detect and separate metal and non-metal waste using proximity and ultrasonic sensors. It includes a notification system for full bins to improve waste management efficiency and promote recycling in public spaces.
The presented project topic is Garbage Sorting Systems. The purpose is to study the operation and develop a waste sorting system that can automatically detect the type of waste using a proximity sensor to separate the types of metal and non-metal waste, as well as an ultrasonic sensor to check the amount of waste in the bin. If the amount of waste exceeds the specified amount, the system will send a notification to the communication device connected to the system, such as a smartphone or computer. The operation of the system is designed to increase the efficiency of waste management, reduce the burden of manual waste sorting, and promote recycling. This system can be applied in various places, such as educational institutions or public places, to help reduce the amount of waste that is not properly separated and increase the opportunity to reuse waste.
Objective
The objectives include studying project components and sensor operations, developing analytical and troubleshooting skills for electronic circuits, and ensuring the waste sorting system functions according to specifications.
- To study and learn about the equipment used in the project.
- To study the operation of the sensors used and apply them to the project.
- To practice analytical thinking and troubleshooting for various issues occurring in electronic circuits.
- To define the operation of the waste sorting system to ensure it functions according to the requirements.