SDM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

CONGREGATION AND CONVEYANCE OF

GARBAGE USING API
Under the guidance of
Mr. Rakshith MD
Asst.Professor
Department of CSE
SDMIT, Ujire
Presented By
Rahul Arakeri
Rahul T C
Rajath V Nayak
Rajesh Krishna SV
Contents

1) Introduction

2) Problem Statement

3) Objectives

4) Methodology

5) Results and Discussion

6) Conclusion and Future Work

7) References
 Introduction

• Smart cities integrate multiple mobile or web solutions to

build a comfortable human habitation. One of these solutions
is to provide an environment friendly, efficient and effective
garbage management system. The proposed web-based
garbage management system aims at solving several problems
faced by the citizens in disposal of the garbage collected each
day.
• Features provided by the proposed system are as follows: The
administrator will be notified by the user when the dust bins
are filled completely. The notified issues will be viewed either
in a list view or in a map view.
 Problem Statement

• The current garbage collection system includes routine

garbage trucks doing rounds daily or weekly with irregular
timings, also which doesn’t cover every zone of the city and is
a completely inefficient use of government resources.
• The proposed system includes mainly collection and disposal
of garbage.
• The issue notified by the GSM will be collected and stored in
database. Based on the data collected, garbage trucks can be
given routes generated through various algorithms and google
maps.
 Objectives

The objectives of the proposed project are to:

• Congregate and conveyance the garbage in a timely manner.
• Notify the administrator as soon as bins are about to fill up.
• Provide administrator a map view of located bins from where
garbage needs to be collected and conveyance of the same to
the disposal area.
 Methodology

• In the proposed project ‘‘The Congregation and Conveyance

of Garbage using API” consists of three main steps: level
detection, GSM communication with server and locating and
Conveyance of Garbage.
• In general, the system works as follows: The Ultra sonic
sensors monitor the level of garbage in the bin and sends the
information to Arduino. Next, the GSM communicates with
the server sending the notification and the data is stored in
database. After that, based on the information from database
location is located.
• Finally, the garbage is collected and disposed.
Figure 1:The Architecture of the proposed
system is depicted below
Figure 2: The Website’s HOME PAGE of the
proposed system is depicted as below
Figure 3: The result of bins filled are pinned on
the Google Map is depicted as below
Figure 4: The Hardware Connection of the
proposed system is depicted as below
 Conclusion and Future Work
• In the proposed work, an integration system of APIs, IoT, GSM,
Ultrasonic Sensor is introduced for efficient garbage collection.
Future work focuses on implementation of the proposed system
which avoids overflowing of garbage from the container in
residential area. The system will automatically monitor the
garbage level and send the information to garbage collection
truck. The technologies which will be used in the proposed
system are good enough to ensure timely monitoring and
collection of waste thereby provides healthy environment. The
limitations of this proposed work is that if any component in the
system is down or failed it will affect the whole system which
requires a timely and proper maintenance. As a future scope we
can apply machine Learning to the data stored in the database to
predict the accurate filling of wastebins
 References
• V. Bhor, P. Morajkar, A. Deshpande, Smart Garbage
Management System, International Journal of Engineering
Research & Technology, 4(3), March 2015.
• Kanchan Mahajan, Prof.J.S.Chitode, “Waste Bin Monitoring
System Using Integrated Technologies”, IJIRSET (An ISO
3297: 2007 Certified Organization) Vol. 3, Issue 7, July 2014.
• Microtronics Technologies, GSM based garbage and waste
collection bins overflow indicator, September 2013.
• Zanella, A., Bui, N., Castellani, A., Vangelista, L., & Zorzi, M.
(2014). Internet of things for smart cities. IEEE Internet of
Things journal, 1(1), 22-32.
• N. Sharma, N. Singha, and T. Dutta, Smart Bin
Implementation for Smart Cities, International Journal of
Scientific & Engineering Research, 6(9), Sept 2015.