An electronic waste tracking device, process, and system to track waste from one location to another location.

Freezer for biosanitary and cytotoxic waste, which comprises an inner space that houses a waste container, a front door through which the waste container in the inner space is inserted/removed, an upper door through which waste is poured into the inner container, cooling means and inner space temperature control means, wherein, the freezer further comprises an air purifier that treats an air stream coming from the inner space, when opening one of its doors, thus avoiding the emission of both chemical and biological particulate contaminants to the outside environment.

Provided is a method of manufacturing an aircraft lavatory unit. In manufacturing structural frames, shapes and positions of a faucet mounting seat and a plurality of brackets of each of the structural frames in three axial directions, that is, an X-axis direction in which a front wall and a rear wall face each other, a Y-axis direction in which a pair of side walls face each other, and a Z-axis direction which is a vertical direction are formed to be identical. In manufacturing sinks, shapes and positions of an installation hole and a plurality of bracket coupling portions of each of the sinks the three axial directions are formed to be identical.

Methods and apparatuses can be configured to facilitate sorting of paper from garbage and/or single stream recycling and subsequently process that separated paper to remove the contaminants from the paper so that the paper is in an acceptable condition for recycling. In some embodiments, the apparatus and method may utilize at least one dryer device that is configured to heat the paper without combusting the paper to remove water from the paper. The dryer device can also be configured to mix the paper as it is dried while also removing particulate contaminants off of the paper to clean the thrown away paper sufficiently so that the paper is in a condition that is acceptable for recycling into a paper product (e.g. a cardboard box, paper plate, sheets of paper, etc.).

A trash receptacle; the trash receptacle includes a housing, a vacuum, a lid, at least one lid-opening means, a controller and a power source. In some embodiments, the trash receptacle includes a paper-shredder, a voice-command unit, a motive-system, a user-display and a capacity-sensor. The trash receptacle provides users with an improved trash receptacle capable of making trash collecting and disposal much easier and more convenient.

A trolley system for collecting and compacting rubbish in a vehicle has a trolley housing with two chambers formed therein with respective housing openings and a rubbish compacting device. The first and second chambers, and the first and second housing openings are arranged concentrically along a main direction of extent of the housing upper side or of the housing base. The openings are arranged above the second chamber. A sliding surface is arranged below the first opening and extends from an edge of the first opening, which edge is directed towards the second opening, to an edge of the first chamber, which edge is directed towards the second chamber. The compacting device arranged above the first chamber is designed to move a pressing plate between a starting position close to the housing upper side to a position lowered in the direction of the housing base to compact rubbish within the first chamber.

A waste recycling system with an automated dumpster includes a main body and the main body includes a main control module. The main control module includes a main control unit, and is electrically connected to a dumpster module. The dumpster module includes a dumpster and the dumpster includes a sub-control module. The sub-control module includes a sub-control unit. The sub-control unit is electrically connected to a power unit and a scanning unit. The power unit is used to drive the dumpster and the scanning unit is disposed at the front end of the dumpster to receive signals. The sub-control unit also includes guiding units. The guiding unit is disposed on the transporting path of the dumpster. By the scanning unit, the scanned signal is transmitted back to the sub-control unit to control the dumpster moving automatically.

Disclosed is a trash management system comprising at least one container, the at least one container when in operation is operable to manage trash, the system comprising: an imaging arrangement to capture one or more images of an environment of the at least one container; a database arrangement coupled to the imaging arrangement, wherein the database arrangement is configured to store the one or more images; and a first data processing arrangement coupled to the imaging arrangement and the database arrangement, wherein the first data processing arrangement is configured to: receive the trash in one or more sub-chambers inside the at least one container, at a first location; move the at least one container from the first location to a second location based on a set of instructions, wherein the second location is a trash storage site; transfer the trash from the at least one container to the trash storage site; and move the at least one container from the second location to the first location.

An automated waste collection has a housing, within which is disposed a deployment mechanism for receiving a waste receptacle. The waste receptacle may be placed onto the deployment mechanism through an access opening traversing through the housing and selectively obstructed by an access closure. Waste may be deposited within the waste receptacle through a lid opening at a top of the housing. The deployment mechanism may be displaced by a deployment actuator between a stored position within the housing and a deployed position external to the housing. In order to do so, the deployment mechanism traverses through a deployment opening selectively obstructed by a deployment closure. A housing controller operates according to a predetermined waste collection schedule, actuating the deployment actuator at any scheduled waste collection times. The waste receptacle further has a set of motorized wheels that enable autonomous navigation from the housing to a collection position.

A document console comprising an upper member secured to a housing. The housing comprises side walls that are removably attached from one another thereby facilitating the manufacture, storage, and assembly of the console. The console comprises features and members that confer anti-static properties onto the console, thereby facilitating the removal of paper-based documents from the console. The console further comprises safety features that serve to maintain the security and the integrity of the documents within the console.