The issue of garbage is indeed a very serious permasahalah, because of its adverse effects on humans is very pronounced. Of course if you have this recycling bins should be increased to reduce the adverse effects of garbage. However, when talking about recycling, it is troublesome is the process to simply refine the types of waste plastic, metal, and organic such as paper or scraps.
For example if you've been to Japan, a simple plastic bottles must be separated between the packer and the lid, which will be recycled in different ways. Yes, this is a complicated process and makes people reluctant to waste recycling.
But different things happen in France, where a startup called Uzer has succeeded in creating smart beranama trash Eugene. This smart trash can help people decipher the recycling process as a whole. Basically this is the trash that comes with a barcode scanner that will scan the object you want to remove.
So for example as in the plastic bottles that have been mentioned above, can inform the user that the wrap and the lid needs to be separated from plastic bottles before disposing. Or in the case of objects more than one type of material, such as food packaging that may contain wood, plastic or paper, and it can tell you that this section must be disposed of in municipal waste, while other parts have to be thrown into the recycling bin. To do all these things,
Eugene has been equipped with an accompanying app itself, so if you use it at home, you can keep track of what has been discarded. Unfortunately for now, Eugene is still in the prototype stage, but is expected to go on sale late 2017.
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