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MatrixAILORAWAN

Solution

Smart Waste Management

Fixed collection schedules mean overflowing bins in some locations and wasted trips to empty ones in others. MatrixAI connects bins and vehicles so that collection is driven by data.

What problem do we solve?
Overflowing bins and complaints
How do we solve it?
Sense → Connect → Plan → Report
What technologies do we use?
LoRaWAN, GPS, Ultrasonic / ToF sensing, MQTT, REST API
What can we integrate?
Fleet management, Municipal platforms, CAFM, Customer portals

The problem

Collect waste when it is needed — not on a fixed schedule

  • Overflowing bins and complaints
  • Unnecessary collections of half-empty bins
  • No visibility of container location or tampering
  • Fuel and labour wasted on fixed routes

Our approach

How we solve it

  1. 1

    Sense

    Fill-level, weight, lid and GPS sensors on bins and containers.

  2. 2

    Connect

    Long-range LoRaWAN coverage across campuses, communities or city districts.

  3. 3

    Plan

    Collection alerts and optimised routes based on actual fill levels.

  4. 4

    Report

    Service-level, diversion and performance reporting.

Architecture

How the system fits together

  1. 01

    Bin Sensors

    Fill · Weight · Lid · GPS

  2. 02

    LoRaWAN

    Wide-area coverage

  3. 03

    Platform

    Fill thresholds

  4. 04

    Route Optimisation

    Collection plan

  5. 05

    Crew & Reports

    SLA tracking

Data-driven collection from sensor to crew.

Capabilities

What smart waste management covers

Monitoring

  • Fill level
  • Container weight
  • Lid open / closed status
  • Temperature / fire risk
  • GPS location

Operations

  • Collection alerts
  • Collection optimisation
  • Route optimisation
  • Service-level reporting

Technologies we use

  • LoRaWAN
  • GPS
  • Ultrasonic / ToF sensing
  • MQTT
  • REST API

What we integrate with

  • Fleet management
  • Municipal platforms
  • CAFM
  • Customer portals

Outcomes

  • Fewer overflow incidents
  • Fewer unnecessary trips
  • Transparent service reporting

Industries

Where this is used

Other solutions

FAQ

Smart Waste Management — questions

Do waste sensors need power cabling?

No. Waste sensors are battery powered and designed for multi-year operation with typical reporting intervals.

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