Aluminum Can to WiFi Trading System with Metal Can and Plastic Bottle  Collector and Monitoring System

Aluminum Can to WiFi Trading System with Metal Can and Plastic Bottle Collector and Monitoring System

Michelle Caranguian

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Dorethy Jean De Vera

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Aluminum Can to WiFi Trading System with Metal Can and Plastic Bottle Collector and Monitoring System

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Through the decades, the price of aluminum has been accumulative due to economic influences globally. In spite of it, people still incline to overlook the fact that the aluminum scrap thrown away is recyclable and beneficial. Hence, the authors came up with an idea to create a machine that will serve as a recycle bin. Through problems identification, the objectives were identified as guides in the establishment of “Aluminum Can to WiFi Trading System with Metal Can and Plastic Bottle Collector and Monitoring System” for the school. This machine is designed having a ramp and dimension that serves as the pathway of the collected metal cans and plastic bottles and houses a bin designated for each material. It is equipped with ultrasonic, inductive, and infrared sensor to sort, monitor, and count the metal cans and plastic bottles. It displays information, terms and condition, and transaction through the TFT LCD screen with three push buttons as its user input. It was installed with an Access Point that serves as the Network Address Translator to provide internet access to the user.

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Michelle Caranguian. 2021. \u201cAluminum Can to WiFi Trading System with Metal Can and Plastic Bottle Collector and Monitoring System\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - F: Electrical & Electronic GJRE-F Volume 21 (GJRE Volume 21 Issue F4).

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/gjre

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Submission ReceivedJune 15, 2021
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Accepted June 30, 2021
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