Smart Bin and IoT: A Sustainable Future for Waste Management System in Nigeria

Ayodeji Okubanjo; Odufuwa Bashir Olufemi; Alexander Okandeji; Emmanuel Daniel

Article Details

Smart Bin and IoT: A Sustainable Future for Waste Management System in Nigeria

Authors:

Ayodeji Okubanjo | Odufuwa Bashir Olufemi | Alexander Okandeji | Emmanuel Daniel

Publisher:

Gazi University

Main Topics:

Engineering

Journal:

Gazi University Journal of Science Vol.37 Issue 1, pp.222-235

Document Type:

Article

Publication Date:

1/2024

Document Language:

English

Document ID (Org No.):

2001300211

pISSN:

2147-1762

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Abstract:

 As waste production is becoming more widely recognized as a significant issue, particularly in developing nations, rising food consumption and population growth have caused environmental degradation and health crises. Nigerias waste collection and disposal problems are commonly associated with environmental pollution and health crises. Consequently, throwing garbage on roads during environmental sanitation, is a typical method of waste disposal, leading to large piles of refuse along the roadside, which hinders the nations beauty. Therefore, for Nigerias waste management system to be effective, sustainable smart bins with efficient Internet of Things IoT applications must be quickly adopted to create a green, clean atmosphere within cities. Smart bins with integrated IoT can provide a sustainable future for cities waste management. This model seeks to develop a low-cost, intelligent waste bin system with IoT technology. Sensors and data sharing over a Wi-Fi network, allow for remote control of the waste bin, leading to improved optimization of the bins level of waste. The economic benefits of this IoT-based system include remote access for efficient level control, lower labour costs, improved time and energy efficiency, and reduced congestion in waste bins.

 As waste production is becoming more widely recognized as a significant issue, particularly in developing nations, rising food consumption and population growth have caused environmental degradation and health crises. Nigerias waste collection and disposal problems are commonly associated with environmental pollution and health crises. Consequently, throwing garbage on roads during environmental sanitation, is a typical method of waste disposal, leading to large piles of refuse along the roadside, which hinders the nations beauty. Therefore, for Nigerias waste management system to be effective, sustainable smart bins with efficient Internet of Things IoT applications must be quickly adopted to create a green, clean atmosphere within cities. Smart bins with integrated IoT can provide a sustainable future for cities waste management. This model seeks to develop a low-cost, intelligent waste bin system with IoT technology. Sensors and data sharing over a Wi-Fi network, allow for remote control of the waste bin, leading to improved optimization of the bins level of waste. The economic benefits of this IoT-based system include remote access for efficient level control, lower labour costs, improved time and energy efficiency, and reduced congestion in waste bins.

 As waste production is becoming more widely recognized as a significant issue, particularly in developing nations, rising food consumption and population growth have caused environmental degradation and health crises. Nigerias waste collection and disposal problems are commonly associated with environmental pollution and health crises. Consequently, throwing garbage on roads during environmental sanitation, is a typical method of waste disposal, leading to large piles of refuse along the roadside, which hinders the nations beauty. Therefore, for Nigerias waste management system to be effective, sustainable smart bins with efficient Internet of Things IoT applications must be quickly adopted to create a green, clean atmosphere within cities. Smart bins with integrated IoT can provide a sustainable future for cities waste management. This model seeks to develop a low-cost, intelligent waste bin system with IoT technology. Sensors and data sharing over a Wi-Fi network, allow for remote control of the waste bin, leading to improved optimization of the bins level of waste. The economic benefits of this IoT-based system include remote access for efficient level control, lower labour costs, improved time and energy efficiency, and reduced congestion in waste bins.

 As waste production is becoming more widely recognized as a significant issue, particularly in developing nations, rising food consumption and population growth have caused environmental degradation and health crises. Nigerias waste collection and disposal problems are commonly associated with environmental pollution and health crises. Consequently, throwing garbage on roads during environmental sanitation, is a typical method of waste disposal, leading to large piles of refuse along the roadside, which hinders the nations beauty. Therefore, for Nigerias waste management system to be effective, sustainable smart bins with efficient Internet of Things IoT applications must be quickly adopted to create a green, clean atmosphere within cities. Smart bins with integrated IoT can provide a sustainable future for cities waste management. This model seeks to develop a low-cost, intelligent waste bin system with IoT technology. Sensors and data sharing over a Wi-Fi network, allow for remote control of the waste bin, leading to improved optimization of the bins level of waste. The economic benefits of this IoT-based system include remote access for efficient level control, lower labour costs, improved time and energy efficiency, and reduced congestion in waste bins.

Article Details

Smart Bin and IoT: A Sustainable Future for Waste Management System in Nigeria

Authors:

Ayodeji Okubanjo | Odufuwa Bashir Olufemi | Alexander Okandeji | Emmanuel Daniel

Publisher:

Gazi University

Main Topics:

Engineering

Journal:

Gazi University Journal of Science Vol.37 Issue 1, pp.222-235

Document Type:

Article

Publication Date:

1/2024

Document Language:

English

Document ID (Org No.):

2001300211

pISSN:

2147-1762

Smart Bin

Internet-of-Things (IoT)

Waste System

Atduino Uno

BioenergySmart Bin

Internet-of-Things

Arduino microcontroller

Waste Management Systems

Bioenergy

Issues

Article Details

Authors: Ayodeji Okubanjo | Odufuwa Bashir Olufemi | Alexander Okandeji | Emmanuel Daniel

Publisher: Gazi University

Main Topics: Engineering

Journal: Gazi University Journal of Science Vol.37 Issue 1, pp.222-235

Document Type: Article

Publication Date: 1/2024

Document Language: English

Document ID (Org No.): 2001300211

pISSN: 2147-1762

Issues

Authors:

Ayodeji Okubanjo | Odufuwa Bashir Olufemi | Alexander Okandeji | Emmanuel Daniel

Publisher:

Gazi University

Main Topics:

Engineering

Journal:

Gazi University Journal of Science Vol.37 Issue 1, pp.222-235

Document Type:

Article

Publication Date:

1/2024

Document Language:

English

Document ID (Org No.):

2001300211

pISSN:

2147-1762