GULP: Solar-Powered Smart Garbage Segregation Bins with SMS Notification and Machine Learning Image Processing
Year: 2023
Type: article
Abstract: Purpose -This study intends to build a smart bin that segregates solid waste into its respective bins.To make the waste management process more interesting for the endusers; to notify the utility staff when the smart bin needs to be unloaded; to encourage an environment-friendly smart bin by utilizing renewable solar energy source.Method -The researchers employed an Agile Development approach because it enables teams to manage their workloads successfully and create the highest-quality product while staying within their allocated budget.The six fundamental phases are planning, design, development, test, release, and feedback.Results -The Overall quality testing result that was provided through the ISO/IEC 25010 evaluation which concludes a positive outcome.The overall average was 4.55, which is verbally interpreted as excellent. 2020Research Implications -The institution continues to operate on the basis of traditional waste management along with the increasing student population, and an increasing effort in monitoring proper waste disposal.The traditional method of manually separating waste in a garbage bin is time-consuming and costly.Having an efficient and sustainable waste management application will aid the regulation of waste disposal and ease some environmental pressures.
Authors: Jerome Sigongan, Hamer Sinodlay, Shahida Xerxy Cuizon, Joanna Redondo, Maricel Macapulay, Charlene Bulahan-Undag, Kenn Migan Vincent Gumonan
Institution: Northern Bukidnon State College
Language: English
Subfield: Waste Management and Disposal
Field: Environmental Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4367189378