Design And Development Of Automated Sorting Recycle Bin

Jurik Riguh, Ahras (2009) Design And Development Of Automated Sorting Recycle Bin. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Judging by a long enough timeline, the recycling system and outcome has proven to contribute to revenue and increase productivity immensely, in terms of both directly and indirectly. Yet, the actual truth concerning the efficiency of the recycling system has been proven to have failed to reach its maximum standards and potentials. Mainly, one of its major and obvious reasons for this failure is due to the lack of discretion among the general public to recycle or to actually have a keen sense of comprehension towards the need to actually sort recyclable items. Thus, in order to overcome this matter, proper solutions need to be devised and developed. For this project, the solution devised is, to design and to develop a system which would ease the process of sorting of recyclable items, which in this case is this project of, ‘Design and Development of Automated Sorting Recycle Bin’. In turn, the design and development of this system would also intend to encourage as well as change perceptions and mentalities of the general public towards the process of recycling through proficiency and simplicity of this system.

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