In the rapidly developing modern society, various industries are transforming towards intelligentization. Traditional waste disposal methods are relatively inefficient and often fail to effectively motivate people to actively participate in waste sorting. The emergence of 'smart trash bins' has improved this issue, allowing people to experience an intelligent system that utilizes Internet of Things technology for waste sorting, recycling, and management.
Components and Functions of Smart Trash Bins
The smart trash bin system is equipped with a 15.6-inch embedded capacitive touch display, and each bin is also fitted with functions such as QR code scanning and card swiping. The embedded touch screen can be used for user verification or to display prompts for waste sorting through the screen and voice.
The smart trash can's QR code scanning and card swiping functions provide a 'contactless' way to dispose of waste. Residents can open the trash can by scanning a QR code, swiping a green account card, or using facial recognition. The trash can can quickly determine which category of waste the resident has disposed of, greatly improving the efficiency of waste sorting.
Through these interactive methods, the system can automatically record the time and weight of residents' waste disposal, helping residents to dispose of waste accurately, and optimize subsequent waste processing and management through data analysis. In addition, some systems support card swiping or QR code scanning for waste disposal, which can generate points. These points can be used to redeem gifts, encouraging residents to actively participate in waste sorting. Residents can also view their disposal records and points through the embedded touch display.
The Role of Embedded Displays in Smart Trash Bins
① Trash Bin Status Monitoring: When the height of the waste in the trash bin reaches a certain level, the sensor can detect it and output an overflow message. At this time, the main screen will display the status of the trash bin and send processing instructions to the maintenance terminal, improving the efficiency and accuracy of waste management.
② Resident information inquiry and display: The screen can display notifications on how to sort garbage, and also provide interesting content such as leaderboards, allowing residents to check their garbage disposal status and further promote the effective implementation of waste sorting. Residents can also log in to view their points, making it easier to redeem items.
③ Data analysis and statistics: The operators can analyze the collected data on the status of garbage bins to gain insights into the amount of waste generated, types of waste, and processing needs, providing a scientific basis for urban environmental management and waste disposal.
Where are smart garbage bins generally applied?
The application scenarios of the smart trash can system are very extensive, and it can be set up in public places such as city streets and parks, as well as in community hallways and residential areas, providing residents with convenient waste sorting and recycling services. In addition, it can also be set up in school classrooms, cafeterias, and other places to facilitate students in disposing of waste.
The emergence of smart trash cans has undoubtedly brought a new expansion idea for urban waste management, greatly improving the efficiency of urban waste processing and resource recycling rates. The embedded touch display is also the best partner for smart trash cans. It is hoped that more cities will introduce smart trash can systems in the future, making cities smarter and life more environmentally friendly.
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