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A Smart Waste Management with Self-Describing objects
Yann Glouche,Paul Couderc +1 more
- pp 63-70
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A smart bin application based on information self-contained in tags associated to each waste item using a RFID-based system without requiring the support of an external information system is proposed.Abstract:
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a pervasive computing technology that can be used to improve waste management by providing early automatic identification of waste at bin level. In this paper, we propose a smart bin application based on information self-contained in tags associated to each waste item. The wastes are tracked by smart bins using a RFID-based system without requiring the support of an external information system. Two crucial features of the selective sorting process can be improved using this approach. First, the user is helped in the application of selective sorting. Second, the smart bin knows its content and can report back to the rest of the recycling chain.read more
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RFID-based product information in end-of-life decision making
TL;DR: Qualitatively it is shown qualitatively that the availability of product information has a positive impact on product recovery decisions, and how radio-frequency identification-based product identification technologies can be employed to provide the necessary information is discussed.
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RFID-based real-time smart waste management system
TL;DR: This paper outlines a RFID and sensor model for designing a system in real-time waste management and an application of the architecture is described in the area of RFIDs and sensor based automatic waste identity, weight, and stolen bins identification system (WIWSBIS).
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Integrated technologies for solid waste bin monitoring system
TL;DR: The integration of communication technologies such as radio frequency identification, global positioning system, and geographic information system with a camera are constructed for solid waste monitoring system to improve the way of responding to customer’s inquiry and emergency cases and estimate the solid waste amount without any involvement of the truck driver.
RFID Application in Municipal Solid Waste Management System
TL;DR: In this article, the authors reveal some applications of RFID technology in Product self-management, with emphasize on municipal solid waste management as well as environmental implications of the RFID.
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Environmental implications of RFID
TL;DR: Four environmental applications of radiofrequency identification tags are discussed: reduction of traffic congestions through RFID-enabled congestion pricing; rewards for recycling using RFID transponders on curbside recycling bins; environmental information about products accessed through consumer cell-phones or PDAs; and use of RFID tags on products to make recycling and reuse easier.