A camera above a bin drop area identifies one item at a time by material and tells the user which waste stream it belongs to. The result can light an indicator or open a flap, and is logged over MQTT. It suits community drop-off points, recycling depots and office or school bins.
Waste and recyclingParking and smart city
Results reported by the design's authors on their own test setups. Yours depend on the site, so we confirm them in a pilot.
The problem
People at drop-off points do not know which bin an item belongs in.
The flow
Deployment architecture
The devices on site, what carries their data, where the decision is made and where the result goes.
01SenseOn site
02ConnectCarries the data
03DecideRuns the model
reComputer Super J30111 per bin
reComputer Super J40121 per bin
reComputer Industrial R2035-121 per bin04Your systemsWhere results land
05ActWhat happens next
How it works
The hardware
Items we stock can go straight in the bag. Everything else we source and quote with the installation.
reComputer Super J3011sorting host on Orin Nano
reComputer Super J4012sorting host on Orin NX, also runs open vocabularyreComputer Industrial R2035-12sorting host with Hailo-8
reCamera Pro 2GBcamera that classifies on boardBefore you install
Good to know
How we deliver it
Questions
No. Classification, MQTT and the web panel all run on the local host.
Yes, the category table is editable, though the eight base materials need retraining to change.
No. It handles one item per shot and does not support conveyors or ejectors.
Tell us the site and the problem. We come back with a pilot plan and a priced hardware list.
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Based on a design published by Seeed Studio, written up by us. Symbiotes Supply is an independent reseller; product names belong to their makers.
