Real-Time Dustbin Using Gas Sensor, Ultrasonic Sensors, and A GSM Module
Real-Time Dustbin Using Gas Sensor, Ultrasonic Sensors, and A GSM Module
Huda Ali Hashim,S. Yaseen,Huda Farooq Jameel
TLDR
Technology for monitoring garbage is set up, which improves community hygiene and garbage pickup efficiency and numerous sensing elements could be combined with the ultrasonic sensor to achieve results that are more accurate.
Abstract
Waste management has become a crucial problem to be concerned about because the amount of garbage has increased. Hospitals, offices, and communities can avoid trash overflow by implementing real-time waste containers. As a result, the researcher set up technology for monitoring garbage, which improves community hygiene and garbage pickup efficiency. The system consists of a container, a microcontroller to manage the entire process, two ultrasonic sensors to unlock the dust bin and measure the amount of garbage, a gas detector to detect pollution and smoke, a servomotor to open the dust bin without touching it, and a GSM module to send messages regarding the dust bin's level. The statistical indices' sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy, which are about 93.333%, 93.333%, and 94.791% sequentially for two scenarios with two rounds, are used to apply the experimental results. Subsequently, numerous sensing elements could be combined with the ultrasonic sensor to achieve results that are more accurate.