In this project the students will build a prototype of a smart bin. The smart bin is used for collecting electronic waste and it's primarily used by children. The smart bin will use IoT-sensors for gamifying the recycling experience.
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Software (15/15) Haaga-Helia (HAA) |
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Design (review) (0/2) Delft University of Technology (TUD) |
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Hardware (0/5) University of Trento |
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The project is proposed by an Italian company, Altares – Sartori Ambiente, working in the field of containers for waste sorting and recycling systems, exploiting also RFID and GPS technologies. They want to add to their products a new bin to enable the smart collection of e-waste.
Haaga-Helia’s students are leading this project. The students are responsible for implementing the project. We hope to get some help with the hardware from the students of the University of Trento.
FBK will collaborate with the University of Trento for the development of the hardware.
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| 15/8/19 | The project will start. Student team at Haaga-Helia is formed. |
| 26/9/19 | The ideation phase is completed and reviewed by a professor from the University of Trento |
| 21/10/19 | Students start to build the final prototypes of the smart bin. |
| 15/11/19 | The students at Haaga-Helia demo the project to students in Italy. |
Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences.
More informationIoT Rapid-Proto Labs is a higher education network combining ICT, Industrial Design and Industrial Engineering. Cross-border student teams from Finland, the Netherlands and Italy contribute to real-life IoT business cases with the support of their teacher-coaches.
