Simply Unified distributes Sensoneo’s waste monitoring solution in Australia and New Zealand, which helps cities and businesses to improve their waste management operations. The solution uses sensors, software, and a mobile app to collect data on waste levels, collection routes, and citizen feedback. This data is then used to optimize waste collection schedules, reduce waste, and improve sustainability.
These sensors are installed in waste bins and containers to measure fill levels and other data. The sensors use ultrasound technology to measure fill levels, which is more accurate than traditional weight sensors. The sensors also collect data on temperature, humidity, and light levels.
This software system collects data from the sensors and provides a variety of reports and analytics tools. The software system can track waste levels, optimize collection routes, and identify areas where waste reduction efforts can be focused.
Citizen App: This mobile app allows members of the public to report overflowing bins, request collection, and provide feedback on the waste management system. The app also provides people with information on waste reduction and recycling programs.
The Sensoneo waste monitoring solution has been implemented in over 1,000 cities and businesses worldwide. The solution has helped to reduce waste, improve efficiency, and save money.
Detailed bin inventory is available for all monitored bins and stands. You can view them on a map and even visit them using Google Street View. Bins are displayed as green, orange, or red circles on the map, with the number in the circle representing the last measurement of the bin’s fill level (%).
The Dashboard provides detailed information about each bin, including its capacity, waste type, last measurement, GPS location, collection schedule, and pick recognition.
Here is a brief explanation of each of these fields:
Detailed bin inventory can be a valuable tool for waste management professionals. It can help to identify bins that are overflowing or that need to be emptied more frequently. It can also help to ensure that waste is being collected promptly and efficiently.
The Dashboard provides real-time data on the fill levels of bins monitored by smart sensors. This data includes the current fill level and a prediction of when the bin will become full. This prediction is based on historical data, a feature not included in even the best waste management software.
The Dashboard also tracks when bins have been collected. This information can be used to ensure that bins are being collected on a regular basis and that they are not overflowing.
Real-time bin monitoring can help to improve waste management efficiency and effectiveness. By knowing when bins are full, waste collection crews can avoid overflowing bins and save time and money. Additionally, by knowing when bins have been collected, waste management professionals can ensure that bins are being emptied on a regular basis and that waste is not being left behind.
Real-time bin monitoring is a great option if you want to improve your waste management operations. Real-time bin monitoring is easy to use, affordable, and effective.
We can help you identify bins that are driving up your collection costs. We do this by using a tool that calculates a rating for each bin in terms of collection costs. The tool considers the average distance between the depot, the bin, and the discharge point in the area. The tool assigns a rating (1-10) to each bin and calculates the distance from the bin to the discharge point.
You can use this information to relocate the depot or the discharge point or adjust the pricing for bins with a higher rating.
If you are looking for a way to reduce your collection costs, improve the efficiency of your collection routes, and improve customer service, identifying expensive bins is a great option.
The filling cycle of a bin is the amount of time it takes to fill up. By understanding the filling cycles of your bins, you can optimize your waste collection routes and save money.
You can use a filling graph to understand your bins’ filling cycles. A filling graph shows the fill level of a bin over time. You can find filling graphs in the dashboard or on the map.
You may need to increase its capacity if a bin gets full quickly. Increasing the capacity of a bin can save you money by reducing the number of times the bin needs to be collected.
By understanding filling cycles and optimizing your waste collection routes, you can save money and improve the efficiency of your waste management operations.
Missing bin picks can lead to overflowing bins, litter, and fines. Using a pick evaluation tool, you can identify and address missed picks, improve waste management efficiency, and save money.
A pick evaluation tool records and compares picks (sensor) to the schedule. This information can be used to identify any missed picks or off-schedule picks. You can then use this information to take corrective action, such as rescheduling collection routes or increasing collection frequency.
Using a pick evaluation tool is a great option if you want to improve your waste management operations, reduce overflowing bins, and save money.
By following these tips, you can help to ensure that your bins are picked up on time and that you avoid missed picks.
The distribution of bins can significantly impact the efficiency and effectiveness of waste management. By optimising bin distribution, you can reduce overflowing bins, improve public health and safety, and save money.
There are a few things to consider when optimising bin distribution:
By optimising bin distribution, you can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of waste management. This can lead to a number of benefits, including:
Real-time data on fill levels and pick recognition can be used to eliminate inefficient waste collection. You can identify and address inefficient picks by tracking how full bins are when they are picked.
Inefficient picks can lead to a number of problems, including:
By eliminating inefficient picks, you can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your waste collection operations. This can lead to a number of benefits, including:
If you are looking for a way to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your waste collection operations, eliminating inefficient picks is a great option.
By following these tips, you can help to ensure that your waste collection operations are as efficient as possible.
Our optional waste collection route planning feature can be complex and time-consuming. However, some tools can help to automate this process. These tools can use real-time data on bin fill levels and predictions of reaching full capacity to plan efficient waste collection routes.
By using these tools, waste collection professionals can save time and money and improve the efficiency of their operations. Additionally, these tools can help to identify any inconsistencies in waste collection routes, which can help to improve customer satisfaction.
If you want to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your waste collection operations, semi-automated waste collection route planning is a great option.
Waste management software can help you reduce costs by calculating waste collection costs based on a variety of variables, including:
The Citizen app is a mobile app that allows people to report any issues with bins, such as overflowing bins, damaged bins, or bins not in the correct location. Reports submitted through the Citizen app include the bin’s identification number, GPS location, and a photo, if available. This information can be used to quickly and easily resolve the issue.
Using the Citizen app is a faster and easier way to report waste management issues than emailing or posting on social media. The Citizen app also allows people to track the status of their reports and receive updates on when the issue has been resolved.
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