Novel approach demonstrates efficient E-waste segregation in homes, suggesting improved waste management.
An industry 5.0 revolution is characterized by advanced automation and human-centric design resulting in an unprecedented growth in the electronics sector. This advancement comes at the cost of a surge in electronic waste (E-waste) generation. In the past, many researchers have reported on E-waste recycling and management; however, the efficient collection of domestic E-waste still remains a critical challenge. This research paper presents a novel approach to domestic E-waste management by developing a smart E-Bin equipped with an Electronic Waste Detection and Bin-Level Control System (EDBLCS), IoT setup, and a YOLOv11-powered (EW YOLO) computer vision system. This innovative solution selectively collects only E-waste, ensuring accurate identification and preventing contamination with other waste streams, with the mAP@0.50 score increased to 0.90074 by Epoch 50, while mAP@0.50–0.95 reached 0.73899 using YOLOv11. The primary contribution of this work is the integration of YOLOv11-based real-time detection with an IoT-enabled smart E-Bin framework to enable selective, edge-oriented domestic E-waste segregation.
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