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May 31, 2026International Journal of Versatile Research and Analysis0 citationsOpen Access

Smart AI Waste Management System Using Image Processing and GPS-Based Real-Time Monitoring

ATAntara TabhaneNagpur Institute of TechnologySNShreya NewareNagpur Institute of TechnologyHPHarsh PohaneNagpur Institute of Technology

Key Points

  • The aim is to address urban waste management challenges through an AI-based system that improves response times and efficiency.
  • Developed a mobile and web application for citizen input and image capture.
  • Implemented convolutional neural network for image classification and GPS for location tracking.
  • Conducted a 30-day pilot deployment with a focus on real-time municipal alerts.
  • Achieved image classification accuracy of 92.3%.
  • Mean API response time was recorded at 1.43 seconds under 500 concurrent users.
  • Recorded a 6.3× improvement in average incident response time compared to traditional methods.

Abstract

Rapid urbanization and population growth have made waste management a critical challenge for modern cities, often resulting in overflowing garbage, environmental pollution, and serious public health risks. Traditional waste management systems largely depend on manual reporting, fixed collection schedules, and delayed verification, which reduce efficiency and timely response. This paper proposes a Smart AI-Based Waste Management System that integrates citizen participation with advanced technologies such as Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) image classification, GPS- based location detection, and real-time municipal alerting. The system enables citizens to capture images of garbage using a mobile or web application; GPS automatically records the exact location, and the AI model analyzes image severity into three classes: Low, Medium, and High. Real-time alerts are dispatched to municipal authorities through an admin dashboard, enabling prioritized waste collection. Experimental results demonstrate a classification accuracy of 92.3%, with a mean API response time of 1.43 seconds under 500 concurrent users. A 30-day pilot deployment showed a 6.3× improvement in average incident response time compared to manual systems. The solution is scalable, cost-effective, and well- suited for smart city initiatives.

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Tabhane et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1bd0df5783ba022b6fc974https://doi.org/10.56975/ijvra.v4i5.707041
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