Volume 2 - Issue 1, January - February 2026

This exploration paper explores how we designed and erected the" Smart Sort Bin” design. Civic waste has been growing fleetly, creating serious challenges for keeping our metropolises clean and managing waste effectively. The old ways of collecting scrap — manually sorting through trash and dealing with delayed pickups — frequently affect in overflowing lockers, bad smells, pest problems, and real health pitfalls. To attack these issues, we are proposing a Smart Dustbin Monitoring and Waste Segregation System using Arduino UNO, which brings together several smart technologies to ameliorate how we handle external solid waste. Our system uses ultrasonic detectors to keep track of waste situations as they be. When a tip hits 90 full, a communication pops up on the TV screen and an alert goes out to the people in charge. We have also added humidity detectors that can tell the difference between wet and dry waste, which also gets sorted automatically using a servo motor. To make effects indeed more effective, the smart tip includes GPS shadowing so authorities can see exactly where each caddy is located and plan better collection routes.

Ms. Mayuri Subhash Gawade, Ms. Shravani Vilas Gawade, Ms. Vaishanavi Vilas Gawade, Ms. Shruti Santosh Gawandi, Ms. Santoshi Satyaprasad Haldankar, Ms. T. V. Gawandi,"Smart Sort Bin: IoT-Based Automated Waste Segregation and Monitoring System" International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Development, V2(1): Page(446-449) Jan-Feb 2026. ISSN: 3107-6513. www.ijamred.com. Published by Scientific and Academic Research Publishing.