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Smart garbage bins represent a pivotal advancement in waste management systems, merging technology with sustainability. Our AI waste bins are intelligent bins, equipped with various sensors and connectivity features, play a crucial role in reshaping how we handle waste disposal and recycling practices.

In today's article, we will disclose the intricacies of waste management practices tailored for football stadiums, exploring innovative solutions, challenges faced, and the future landscape of sustainable waste management.

Waste management is a comprehensive process crucial for maintaining environmental sustainability and public health. It involves the collection, transportation, treatment, and disposal of various types of waste materials generated by human activities.

From waste reduction and recycling to energy recovery and advanced sorting techniques, the Netherlands has adopted a holistic approach that benefits both the environment and its citizens.

The management of waste has become a massive concern, with the ever-increasing accumulation of residual waste having dire consequences for our environment.

Experts agree that circularity is essential for sustainability. In order to eliminate waste and use resources to the fullest, we must implement a closed-loop system that makes the most of both renewable and non-renewable resources. In this, waste management is crucial.

At PLAEX Technologies, we believe that the journey towards sustainable living is a collective responsibility and most certainly one that begins with small yet impactful steps. As advocates for innovative and eco-friendly solutions, we understand the critical role that each individual plays in shaping a greener future.

In the pursuit of a more sustainable and eco-friendly future, innovative technologies are taking centre stage to address pressing environmental issues. Among these, the development and implementation of smart bins, such as Garby, are growing rapidly in the world of waste management.

Waste management presents an enduring global dilemma, with conventional methods often proving inadequate in addressing the escalating issues of waste accumulation and ecological deterioration.

In the realm of waste management, a quiet revolution is underway, and it comes in the form of smart bins. They are rewriting the script of waste disposal, ushering in a new era of efficiency, sustainability, and community engagement.

At PLAEX Technologies, excellence and innovation are at the core of everything we do. We have earned the trust of countless organizations seeking to harness the full potential of technology in waste management. Now let's share some valuable feedback from our customer, FC Utrecht, with their experience with our AI integrated smart waste bin, Garby.

With an array of cutting-edge features, smart bins like Garby are paving the way for efficient waste disposal and recycling. In this article, we will explore the world of smart bins and explore how they are empowering sustainable waste management practices.

In this article, we delve into the transformative journey of waste management, uncovering how smart bin technology is poised to redefine the landscape and reshape the way we handle waste disposal.

In this article, we will dive into the multifaceted importance of sustainable packaging and explore how businesses, armed with innovative solutions like Garby, can pave the way for a greener future.

PLAEX Technologies is a sustainability focused startup founded by former students of the University of Twente, in Enschede. The company has developed Garby, a smart bin that can automatically sort waste using artificial intelligence, machine learning, and proprietary mechanical design.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized various aspects of our lives, permeating through industries such as communication, transportation, and retail. However, one area where AI is making significant strides in driving sustainable development is waste management.

Waste management is an integral part of creating a sustainable future. The way we manage our waste has a significant impact on the environment, human health, and the economy. In this beginner's guide, we will explore some of the methods of waste disposal, as well as some of the solutions, including the use of AI and technology.

As we head into the next decade, sustainability is set to become an even bigger topic. With climate change and environmental concerns reaching a critical point, individuals and organizations alike are looking for ways to reduce their impact on the planet.

Do we truly no longer recycle as we once did? The method we used to gather and get rid of recyclable waste has changed for a number of reasons, some of which are global in character. Read to find out more.

In this blog, we are going to emphasize human error in recycling by taking a look at the most common mistakes in recycling, how recycling affects humans, the potential threats of recycling, as well as, the role of technology in terms of eliminating human error in recycling.

What you need to know about recycling contamination, including common contaminants, is provided here, along with information on how you may contribute to the transition of our world to a more circular economy.

So, what is waste sorting? We have created this useful guide to the garbage sorting procedure to clarify why it is crucial.

Are you optimistic about zero-waste and hopefully seeing every country adapt to sustainable practices that contribute towards a healthy living? If that's the case, then you're going to love what the EU Mandate has in store for us. Read our blog to find out!

We all generate waste, but… Where does it actually go? In this blog we're going to outline just that: how waste is collected, as well as, where it is taken after collection. Check out the blog to find out more!

Residual waste is non-hazardous waste that does not count to the other recycled types of waste. But what exactly counts as residual waste? What happens to it? Read our blog to find out!

The strain on our planet's resources increases as the population of the world rises from 3 billion in 1960 to 7 billion in 2022. This is more than double the size of the population in terms of its growth increase. The world is just evermore growing and this is the main reason why we should all take care of our waste and discover more about new and simple ways to deal with it. Read more to find out how this is possible!

The European Union produces more than 2.5 billion tons of waste every year and that amount keeps growing annually. Less than half of it is recycled or composted. The European Union has set a target that 70 % of all the waste has to be recycled by 2030 which is compared to only 44% by today. How can we revolutionize waste management? Read more to find out!

The 1st Monday of every October is designated as the World Habitat Day by UN. In the year 1986 was the 1st World Habitat Day celebrated. Each year there is new theme and is celebrated in different host cities. This year the theme of the world habitat day is "Mind the Gap. Leave No One and Place Behind."

The EBF conference is the largest student conference conducted in Netherlands. PLAEX will also be a part in this wonderful experience. This year they have various speakers, and we are taking up the entrepreneurship Q & A. Read our blog to learn more!

Can you live without water? The obvious answer is "NO". Water makes up to 50% to 70% of your body weight. Every human on average consumes up to 3 to 4 liters of water every day. According to NRDC it might be very shocking that around 80% of the world's wastewater is dumped back into the environment which lands in water bodies and ends up polluting lakes, ponds, rivers, and oceans. Read more to learn about World Rivers Day.

Nobody loves a messy and stinky office isn't it? Nobody loves to spend more money on waste management and we also don't need landfills. So look for a smart solution to sort your waste in a very efficient manner and get rid of the excess money you spend on waste management. Relax and read the following on what you should know while buying the ultimate smart bin.

When we talk about ZERO emissions everyone focuses on CO2 emissions. But global warming is caused by greenhouse gases. Hence it's very important that we prevent the emission of any type of greenhouse gases. By increase in the concentration of these gases, we are magnifying the process of global warming.

We cherish this planet and reside on the earth. This is our only home. The only one that can support our life right now. We have been causing damage to the earth with unsustainable practices. We have to prevent it as soon as possible.

At present, waste management is a critical crisis that has to be dealt with immediately. According to the World Bank, the earth generates 2.01 billion tons of municipal waste annually with at least 33% of the waste not managed in an environmentally safe manner. Read more to learn about piloting our products!