An automatic contactless dustbin that opens its lid when an object (like your hand) is detected nearby, and closes it after a few seconds.

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Once valued at $1.5 billion, the Silicon Valley-based company founded in 2001 develops ingestible sensors that transmit when medicines are taken, plus a wearable patch reads the response. Proteus had ...

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Abstract: The paper aims to evaluate new trends in automated medicine dispensing systems with a special emphasis on the Arduino technology. To establish the existing concerns and probabilities of ...

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Abstract: Urban cities are generating tons of waste annually. Many countries face challenges with effective waste management. Waste bins are collected in regular intervals rather than when required ...

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