
To keep pace with the growing quantities of garbage accumulating in towns is a challenge that has intruded into the economy to become of real concern for public health and environmental sustainability. Poor waste collection is still synonymous with delays in having waste picked up, improper marking off, and poor environmental maintenance. It tries to build a Smart Waste Management System that replaces the traditional waste collection system by signifying the use of Augmented Reality (AR), Internet of Things (IoT), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in various aspects such as improved segregation, enhanced recycling, and optimized collection. AI-image classification algorithms will detect waste from the camera feed and categorize it into six primary classes: plastic, metal, paper, glass, biodegradable, and cardboard-thus eliminating the entire category by too long a grade classification. IoT provides for a smart bin having sensors to monitor fill levels and waste types and send that data to a server for further processing. AR interface overlays existing information on the user, giving instant rewards for waste disposal into the right compartments and public engagement and awareness. All savings in fuel, optimizations of collection routes, and increased recycling will be from analytics derived from the usage data. Indeed, it has an above-average accuracy of 85% for each differentiated piece of waste as per learning on different datasets by the AI model. The prototypes
IoT, Sustainability, AI, Real-Time Monitoring, Smart Waste Management, Waste Segregation, AR
IoT, Sustainability, AI, Real-Time Monitoring, Smart Waste Management, Waste Segregation, AR
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