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Optimized Garbage Segregation and Waste Monitoring process by using the Internet of Things

The dramatic increase in the volume of garbage and deplorable waste disposal has become a subject of concern due to the damage it poses to the environment. This is where an automatic trash segregation system comes in handy since it avoids the problem while also making recycling easier. Waste's importance and economic value are only realized once it has been separated. There is currently no system in place to separate metals, dry garbage, and wet waste. This paper presents a spot automatic trash segregation device that effectively addresses the issue. A parallel resonance impedance system is used to separate the metallic waste, and capacitive sensors are used to separate the wet and dry waste. This paper is written to discover the design of an automatic waste separator using a variety of sensors and a microcontroller. This is designed to increase the efficiency of waste segregation and disposal. It is designed to be extremely affordable for use in a variety of areas such as residential buildings. This paper can be taken into consideration for the basis of further research in this field.