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Binbot

The BinBot project focuses on creating an Arduino-based Moving Smart Dustbin to enhance waste management and cleanliness. It utilizes an ultrasonic sensor for obstacle detection, a Bluetooth module for wireless control, and is powered by a rechargeable battery for portability. The project aims to promote smart sanitation practices and can be expanded for use in various settings such as smart homes and public places.
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Binbot

The BinBot project focuses on creating an Arduino-based Moving Smart Dustbin to enhance waste management and cleanliness. It utilizes an ultrasonic sensor for obstacle detection, a Bluetooth module for wireless control, and is powered by a rechargeable battery for portability. The project aims to promote smart sanitation practices and can be expanded for use in various settings such as smart homes and public places.
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Project Name: BinBot

Title: Arduino-Based Moving Smart Dustbin

ABSTRACT

Cleanliness and proper waste management are essential for maintaining a healthy
environment. This mini project focuses on the design and development of a Moving Smart
Dustbin using an Arduino Uno and basic embedded system components. The objective of
the project is to reduce manual handling of waste and promote smart sanitation practices.

The system uses an ultrasonic sensor to detect obstacles and avoid collisions during
movement. A Bluetooth module enables wireless control of the dustbin using a mobile
device. DC motors driven by a motor driver are used for movement, while a servo motor
provides controlled mechanical operation. The entire system is powered by a 12V
rechargeable battery, making it portable and suitable for indoor and small-scale outdoor
applications.

This project demonstrates a simple, low-cost, and e ective application of embedded


systems in waste management. The moving smart dustbin can be further enhanced with
additional automation features and implemented in smart homes, institutions, and public
places.

Team Members:
Nandini Lakshmy S -[Link].U4RAE25027

Krishna Prasath [Link].U4RAE25025

Eeswar Aditya -[Link].U4RAE25018

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