Abstract Smart Waste Management (SWM) discusses the waste management process for
different types of waste while introducing an intelligent approach to controlling the amount of …

Presently urban areas are reported for supporting 56% of the total world population,
accountable for generating significant amount of municipal solid waste (MSW). Seventy …

Traditional waste management system operates based on daily schedule which is highly
inefficient and costly. The existing recycle bin has also proved its ineffectiveness in the …

Smart waste classification and collection systems improve workload balances while
promoting environmental sustainability. Consumer acceptability is critical for effectively …

Our global environment is facing significant waste and waste management challenges,
despite minor differences in definitions and what constitutes waste. In recent decades, waste …

The rapid evolution of the IoT has led to various research challenges for improving smart city
applications. Owing to the characteristics and virtues of IoT services, waste management …

Improper waste disposal causes hazard to human health and environmental pollution while
causing a desire for a successful and significant series of waste materials. However, due to …

Recycling solid waste is an important step to reduce harmful impact such as sanitary and
health problems resulting from the over use of landfills. Yet, recycling requires the sorting of …

Residential waste is a substantial contributor to solid waste generation, which is
approximately around 36.5 million tons annually in India. The waste created in households …

We examine the use of chipless RFID tags for plastic identification in two applications in the
recycling chain. First, on a conveyor belt system, where tagged plastics pass by a reader …