In the heart of Singapore, a startup developed Amerua smart basket Which promises to radically transform the way we dispose of waste. This device, powered by a sophisticated system of artificial intelligenceis capable of recognize and differentiate automatically Plastic, metal, paper and organic waste, significantly improving the effectiveness of separate collection.
The result of a project led by Tajrianyoung engineer of only 20 years, Ameru was born from a precise need: simplifying and making waste management more efficient, avoiding human errors and improving the environmental awareness of the population. The idea is as simple as revolutionary: automate the waste selection process To ensure a more precise and effective recycling.
How it works
Thanks to a integrated camera and an algorithm of Machine Learning Continuously updated, Ameru analyzes each object inserted and places it in the correct sector. The basket is equipped with Four separate compartmentseach dedicated to a type of refusal, which allows an automatic and punctual separation, without human intervention.
But it doesn’t end there. Ameru is connected to a mobile application that records disposal habits of the user, elaborating detailed statistics on the environmental impact of his actions. In this way, each person can monitor in real time as much and how it differentiates, with the aim of improving their behaviors over time.
The first prototype of Ameru was made by Tajrian during the school period, but in a short time he attracted the attention of the entrepreneurial world. The project received important awards and support from various investors and environmental organizations, eager to implement technology in urban, school and corporate contexts.
Tajrian’s goal and his team is clear: spread Ameru in all the intelligent cities in the world, helping to drastically reduce pollution from poorly managed waste. According to the young inventor, the automation of recycling is one of the keys to build a sustainable and conscious future.
