The document outlines a project on the development and fabrication of a smart dustbin using IoT technologies to improve waste management. Key objectives include automatic lid operation, hygiene improvement, and efficient waste management through sensor technology. The project involves components like Arduino, ultrasonic sensors, and a servo motor, with a focus on automation and environmental awareness.
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The document outlines a project on the development and fabrication of a smart dustbin using IoT technologies to improve waste management. Key objectives include automatic lid operation, hygiene improvement, and efficient waste management through sensor technology. The project involves components like Arduino, ultrasonic sensors, and a servo motor, with a focus on automation and environmental awareness.
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SDM College of Engineering and Technology,
Dharwad. Department of Mechanical Engineering
DEVELOPMENT AND FABRICATION OF SMART
DUSTBIN USING IoT Under the guidance of Prof. V K Havanur VI Sem Minor-project-II Project Team Name USN 1. Kiran Bhandari 2SD23ME420 2. Venkatesh Durg 2SD23ME463 3. Neelappa Myageri 2SD23ME435 4. Rahul Rathod 2SD23ME448 Contents Introduction Objectives of the project Components details Methodology Circuit diagram Block diagram Working flowchart Sample model image Introduction With rapid urbanization, waste management has become a significant challenge. Traditional waste disposal methods often lead to over filled bins, inefficient waste collection, and environmental hazards. To address these issues, the concept of a smart dustbin using the Internet of Things (IoT) has emerged. What is Smart dustbin? A smart dustbin is an automated waste disposal system integrated with IoT technologies to enhance efficiency, cleanliness, and sustainability. It typically includes sensors, microcontrollers, and wireless communication modules to monitor waste levels and optimize collection schedules. Objectives of the project Smart Dustbin project using Arduino generally focus on improving waste management through automation and sensor technology. Here are the main goals: Automatic Lid Operation: Use ultrasonic sensors to detect when someone approaches, and automatically open the lid without physical contact. Hygiene Improvement: Reduce the need to touch the dustbin, thereby minimizing the spread of germs and improving public hygiene. Efficient Waste Management: Alert when the dustbin is full using sensors, which helps optimize the garbage collection process. Low-Cost Automation: Provide a cost-effective solution using Arduino and basic sensors/components. Environmental Awareness: Encourage proper waste disposal habits through the use of smart technology. Scalability: Lay the foundation for further smart city integration, like IoT-based garbage monitoring systems. User-Friendly Operation: Make it easy for users to dispose of trash without manual effort. Components required Microcontroller ( Arduino Uno) Ultrasonic Sensors (for waste level detection) Servo Motor (for automatic lid opening) Wi-Fi Module (for IoT connectivity) LCD Display (for real-time status display) Power Supply (battery or adapter) LED (For indication) Plastic/Metal Bin (for housing components) Methodology Problem Definition: Address the issue of unhygienic manual waste disposal. Automate the dustbin lid using sensors to reduce physical contact and improve cleanliness. Working Principle: When a person approaches the dustbin, the ultrasonic sensor detects the presence within a set range (e.g., 10–20 cm). The Arduino receives this signal and triggers the servo motor. The servo motor opens the lid for a few seconds and then closes it automatically. Circuit Setup: Connect the Ultrasonic Sensor (Trig and Echo) to Arduino digital pins. Connect the Servo Motor signal wire to a PWM pin (e.g., pin 9).Use a 5V power supply from Arduino for the sensor and motor. Ground all components properly. Programming: Write code in Arduino IDE: Read distance from the ultrasonic sensor. If distance < threshold, rotate servo to open position. Delay for a few seconds. Return servo to closed position. Testing and Calibration: Calibrate the sensor’s detection range for optimal responsiveness. Adjust servo angles for proper lid opening/closing. Ensure smooth and safe operation. Deployment: Mount components securely on the dustbin. Enclose wiring safely. Test in a real environment (home, school, office) and observe usage. Circuit diagram Block diagram Working Flowchart Sample model image Thank you