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Waste Management System using Internet of things (IOT)
Abstract
The Internet of Things (IoT) has ushered in a new era where systems and activities are combining to offer streamlined workflows and quick task completion. This is the outcome of having access to so much power. The IOT aims to make data accessible to billions of people so they may use it and profit from it in a transparent and seamless manner across a variety of devices. It is challenging to develop a consistent framework for the Internet of Things due to the enormous variety of potential devices, communication layer systems, and services. Poor solid waste management has a severe influence on both the economy and environment of our society. The identification, monitoring, and control of wastes is one of the key concerns of the modern day. It takes a lot of time and energy to manually inspect garbage cans in the modern period, which is why we no longer do it. Our solution is a technology-based system that makes rubbish collection more efficient. Our IoT trash monitoring system is a state-of-the-art way to keep cities clean and secure.
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