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Mr.D.Selvakarthi Dr.D.Sivabalaselvamani Mr.M. Ahamed Wafiq

Assistant Professor (Sr.G)
Department of Electronics and
Instrumentation Engineering
Kongu Engineering College
Perundurai-638060, Erode.
Tamilnadu, India.
selvakarthi.eie@kongu.edu.
+91-9789951541.
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Ms.G.Aruna
UG Scholar
Department of Electronics and
Instrumentation Engineering
Kongu Engineering College
Perundurai-638060, Erode.
Tamilnadu, India.
Associate Professor UG Scholar
Department of Computer Applications Department of Electronics and
Kongu Engineering College Instrumentation Engineering
Perundurai-638060, Erode. Kongu Engineering College
Tamilnadu, India. Perundurai-638060, Erode.
sivabalaselvamani@gmail.com, Tamilnadu, India.
+91-9940049001.
Mr.M.Gokulnath
UG Scholar
Department of Electronics and
Instrumentation Engineering
Kongu Engineering College
Perundurai-638060, Erode.
Tamilnadu, India.

An IoT Integrated Sensor Technologies for the

Enhancement of Hospital Waste Segregation and
Management
Abstract — Hospitals create an enormous volume of potentially
hazardous trash. Currently, bandages, plastic papers, wasted pus,
syringes, glucose drip bottles, other dangerous medical wastes, and
containers are separated by hand, resulting in long-term health
consequences such as tuberculosis, cancer, and infectious diseases.
Rag pickers are currently responsible for the majority of waste
separation. In this proposed system, waste will be detected using the
Deep Learning technique; a model will be trained to distinguish
various forms of medical waste. With the use of a flip attachment to a
motor, waste will be easily segregated to the waste bin. There are two
flips that open depending on the sort of trash detected, and the
garbage is divided into compartments having four specific chambers.
IoT-based Web applications can be used to update the waste level,
with respective times and dates. As a result, we can avoid the
overflowing of waste in the bin. Here, medical waste is quickly and
properly segregated to reduce manual labor and stop diseases from
spreading throughout hospitals
Keywords — Hospital waste; Segregator; deep learning;
Sensors; IoT and Overflow.
I. INTRODUCTION
A smart city seeks to increase the effectiveness of
services including local department computer networks,
universities, schools, clinics, power plants, libraries, transit
systems, police, traffic systems, solid waste management, and
other city services by merging all data into one system. The
growth and use of Technology utilizing the IoT is now
essential to achieving objective of becoming a smart city in
recent years. Reusing, reducing, recycling, recovering,
treating, and proper trash disposal are just a few of the solid
waste management procedures used to accomplish these aims.
Utilizing sensors to determine an object's inductance and
capacitance, for example, allows for the indirect segregation
of solid waste [1]. When an object enters the range of a mixed-
use sensor, it can tell apart wastes like metals, glass, and moist
waste. Multiple properties, including as color, form, and
textures, can be detected simultaneously by lasers and optical
sensors to separate wastes from one another [2]. This method
can distinguish numerous items at once, although it is more
difficult than the method discussed earlier. Computer vision is
another technique for classifying different waste types.
Camera will take pictures, which are then inputted.
With these techniques, the first step is proper segregation at
the source [3]. By doing this, the amount of waste that is
recycled and treated will increase. The issue of how bio-
medical waste is disposed of in hospitals and other healthcare
facilities has gained more and more attention, leading hospital
administration to look for novel approaches to the waste's
scientific, safe, and economical management and to inform
their staff of the field's advancements. The most important
factor in ensuring hospital quality is good management of the
hospital trash and disposal system. The earlier models, though
not fully developed and impractical to use everywhere due to
their size, can nevertheless be addressed using the suggested
approach. Garbage management requires a large number of
waste containers with considerable Variations in filling (over
occasions, periods, or region) and varying needs for emptying,
from seldom to frequent (a few times each week) to very
regular (every day) (numerous times per day). But, certain
collection locations, equitable, predictable, and consistent
production lengthy times of filling are characteristics of
various waste kinds (organic and inorganic trash for instance,
radioactive waste, and waste from agriculture, biology,
chemistry, electronics, minerals, and other sources). Because
of the different abnormalities of the waste-bin filling process,
the materials contained, their variety, and the uneven form, it
is very difficult to identify the Solid trash containers' fill level
[4].
II. LITERATURE REVIEW
The shortest distance to reach bins that create gases
and almost full trash bins was proposed by Anitha P. and
Amirthaa Sri K. S. The current system chooses the shortest
distance using Dijkstra's algorithm. For hierarchical selection,
we here suggest the (LEACH) algorithm. Using the Arduino
UNO developer board and Network Simulator version 2, this
project is carried out and simulated.
An automatic waste segregator (AWS), a simple, low-
cost solution for a segregation system in homes, was proposed
by S.A.A. Jude and S. Selandrabhu wastes are sent
immediately to be processed. In order to simplify trash
management, Plastic, organic waste, and metallic waste are
separated into three categories by an automatic garbage
segregator. In order to monitor the waste-collecting collecting
process, ultrasonic sensors are used. The sensors would indeed
be arranged in bins collectively. The notification will be sent
to a microcontroller when the garbage reaches the sensor's
range. The microcontroller will use GSM technology to
transmit SMS in order to regulate the garbage pickup truck.
With the aid of MATLAB, Manikandan. R. and
Ramya. offered an embedded system technology solution. In
this case, we make use of a robot, an ultrasonic sensor, image
processing, and a human-machine face. Using an ultrasonic
sensor, the robot divides the trash into two categories:
biodegradable and non-biodegradable. The most crucial
component of the system is image processing, which is
acquired by the camera that records the image entering before
comparing it with the preset images. Consequently, the
garbage is directed to the appropriate bin.
Wesley Pereira and Saurabh P. Arora A study will be
conducted on the smart bin as well to tell the user of the type
and quantity of trash they dispose of. Live data receipt will be
used to evaluate graphs and data on a daily, weekly, and
monthly basis. The software attached to the bin will also send
a reminder to our phones when it's time to dump the trash in
the bin. With the aid of this idea, we will be able to dispose of
the wastes individually and even tell recyclable waste from
non-recyclable waste. The smart bin is an effective and
hygienic solution for trash segregation and disposal that can
ultimately aid in waste optimization.
An Automatic Waste Segregator (AWS), proposed by
Gaurav Pawar and Abhishev Pisal, may be a simple, low-cost
alternative for a segregation system in homes. The AWS uses
resistive sensors to distinguish between wet and dry trash and
an inductance detecting system to detect metallic objects.
Sapna Suryawanshi and Rohini Bhuse suggest an
effective approach for disposing of waste by alerting the
municipal web server to a dustbin's need for prompt cleaning
with adequate verification. A ultrasonic sensor module that
interfaces with an Arduino to monitor waste production in the
trash can then notify municipality web server when it
becomes full makes this process simpler. The driving force
validates removing the contents of the trash by utilizing an
RFID tag after emptying the trashcan in order to enhance the
smart garbage alarm system by automatically detecting the
waste in the trashcan and communicating smoothly to the
server to confirm that the work is complete. The mobile device
will also be updated with this app.
A method to alert users and other authorities when trash
cans are filling up or when there is an unusual situation within
the cans, such as heat or high humidity, has been put forth by
Kumari and Jeewananda. Using the small print as support,
users can take the necessary action. The layered architecture
was employed by researchers to create this model, and as a
result, the project's primary goal is to gather waste and educate
homeowners and pertinent authorities online. The suggested
concept integrates a dashboard, a sound, and brief
notifications into the system.
Dr.A. Gnanasekar and Akshaya M have provided that
IoT can play a essential functiion in the healthcare realm by
preventing the spread of chronic diseases on the one hand and
managing those disorders on the other. Due to the presence of
patients who are recovering, the risk posed by uncollected
garbage within the hospital itself is highly worrisome and
crucial in preventing the spread of the disease. Therefore, it is
crucial that bins in hospital grounds and wards be emptied out
as soon as they fill up. To make sure that the no bin overflow
when manually inspecting the bins, this must be done n times.
The living patients, however, could feel uncomfortable due to
the frequent disruptions. Therefore, our project guarantees that
bins are cleaned only as needed and that the amount of labour
needed will be decreased.
III. PROBLEM STATEMENT
In hospitals, the overflowing trash can produce an
unhygienic environment. The environment is damaged by this.
Unsatisfactory bio-waste regulation implementation and
unorganized, inaccurate, and careless rubbish disposal
practices are seen in some hospitals, which is a significant
problem for the current management of medical waste in most
of hospitals. The entire waste stream becomes hazardous when
medical trash is combined with regular trash due to a lack of
segregation methods [5]. Incorrect segregation ultimately
results in improper garbage disposal methods. Inadequate
handling of biomedical waste will subsequently contaminate
the environment, a bad odor, and the establishment and
multiplication of bug, rodent, and worm vectors, as well as the
potential for the spread of infections like Acquired Immune
Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), hepatitis, dysentery, and
typhoid through wounds from contaminated syringes and
needles. It's crucial to prevent the spread of several infectious
diseases that are spread through bodily fluids, such as blood,
sweat, urine, and infected organs that are also contagious. The
hospital’s biomedical waste that is scattered everywhere
attracts animals including cats, dogs, rodents, flies, and insects
that spread diseases like rabies and the plague. Workers who
go through trash at hospitals run the danger of contracting
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and tetanus. Hepatitis,
HIV, and other viral illnesses are brought on by the reuse of
disposable instruments such as syringes, needles, scalpels, and
glass bottles without undergoing the necessary sterilization. A
survey is taken at the major hospitals situated in the erode city.
Different types of waste generated every day has been
analyzed. From that analysis, collected some samples
regarding the generation of waste in those hospitals which are
represented in table 1. The management of hospital trash in the
safest and most environmentally friendly way has become the
duty of health administrators [6]. Table 1 shows the data about
various wastes (plastic syringes, cotton, glucose bottles,
scalpels, Gloves and masks, and discarded medicines
generated in various hospitals. Figure 1 shows the survey
location that is used for some analyze and research about the
generation of hospital waste and its harmfulness with respect
to both environment and humans.
strategies, because of the huge numbers of objects that are
recognized in a limited timeframe [8].
The conventional approach depends on the goodwill of
the human work which inclines to fail in waste sorting for
recycling. Deep learning algorithms are being successfully
used in numerous sectors, including as diagnostic imaging,
autonomous driving, and several industrial applications, with
astounding results on object recognition problems [9]. By
using these methods for garbage sorting, more recycled
material may be produced, making daily life easier for the
average person and more productive for business. The waste
will be detected using the Deep learning technique; a model
will be trained to distinguish various forms of medical waste.
The system is capable of gathering precise data in real-time
that may be added as input to a management system. With the
use of a flip attached to a motor, waste will be easily
segregated to the waste bin [10].
There are two flips that open depending on the sort of
trash detected, and the garbage is divided into compartments
having four specific chambers. The volume of wastes in the
trash can is sensed and calculated using an ultrasonic sensor.
IoT-based Web applications can be used to update the waste
level, with respective times and dates. As a result, we can
avoid the overflowing of waste in the bin.

TABLE 1. Medical Waste Produced Per Year

Gloves
Plastic Glucose
Cotton and Discarded
syringe drip
Type of &bandages masks medicines
s bottles
wastes (in Kg) (in (in Kg)
(in Kg) (in Kg)
Kg)
Lotus
174.81 1123 3613 276.5 115.6
Hospital.
Kumarasamy
156 976 2567 199 108
Hospital.
LKM
183 1080 2891 189 109
Hospital.
Sri vijaya
Hitech 167 956 1978 232 123
Hospital.
CSI
Institution 145 1098 3457 256 113
Hospial.
Figure 1: Block Diagram for Suggested Approach
IV. PROPOSED METHOD

As a solution to this problem, an "Automatic Hospital

Garbage Segregator" was created to eliminate the need for rag
pickers because the current system requires humans to
separate the garbage, which endangers the health of the
workers. To overcome the problems and health issues caused
by the poor waste segregation system in hospitals and to make
a healthy environment [7]. To automate the process of
recycling, it is essential to propose smart frameworks that can
see waste classification effectively. Making the use of object
detection software in waste segregation is a worthwhile
methodology when contrasted with the traditional recycling
 ii. Chemical waste: outdated or unused chemicals,
pharmaceuticals, and cleaning agents.
iii. Pathological waste: human or animal tissue, organs, and
body parts.
iv. Radioactive waste: medical equipment contaminated
with radioactive materials.
v. Hazardous waste: batteries, fluorescent bulbs, and
electronic devices.
vi. Non-hazardous waste: paper, cardboard, and plastics.
All types of hospital waste require proper management and
disposal to minimize potential harm to the environment and
public health.
C. Processing of images based on GLCM (Gray Level Co-
occurrence Matrix)
Figure 2: Smart Bin
A statistical methodology called the GLCM is utilized
for image analysis and detecting textures. It can be used to
identify and classify objects in medical waste segregation
Algorithm for waste detection and segregation: applications. GLCM is used to calculate the co-occurrence of
pixel intensity values in an image and measure the correlation
1: The camera captures the input image with the Frames Per between adjacent pixel values. This information can then be
Second (FPS) of 55. used to classify medical waste into different categories. Using
2: It involves processing the image and classifying the garbage GLCM, images of medical waste can be segmented into
using the sensor and classifier unit. different classes based on their texture and intensity values.
This can enable automatic or semi-automatic waste
3: The system detects the waste. segregation systems to be more accurate and efficient. glcm
4: If the system identified the garbage as plastic or cotton, role in segregator The GLCM is a powerful tool for image
flips 2 and 1 will move front to rear and left to right, analysis and texture classification. It can be used to identify
accordingly, and the waste will fall into the appropriate and classify objects in medical waste segregation applications.
chamber of the bin. GLCM is used to calculate the co-occurrence of pixel intensity
values in an image and measure the correlation between
5: If the trash is made of metal or paper, flip 1 will move from adjacent pixel values. This information can then be used to
right to left, flip 2 will move from the front to the back, and classify medical waste into different categories. Using GLCM,
the trash will fall into the appropriate bin chamber. images of medical waste can be segmented into different
classes based on their texture and intensity values. This can
6: The system will be suspended following the detecting enable automatic or semi-automatic waste segregation systems
process. The suggested study analyses the texture of the image to be more accurate and efficient. GLCM can also be used to
for categorization using both statistical characteristics and identify objects in medical waste that are difficult to
LBP. distinguish by visual inspection. For example, GLCM can be
used to differentiate between medical waste and other
A. Flap Movement materials such as plastics. Additionally, GLCM is able to
recognize and categorize many kinds of medical waste, such
TABLE 2. FLAP MOVEMENT as hazardous waste, sharps, and pharmaceuticals.
Multiple layers with distinct functions make up
S.NO TYPES OF WASTE UPPER FLAP LOWER FLAP convolutional neural networks, using which images fed into
the network are processed to extract features. The
RIGHT LEFT FRONT BACK Convolutional layer employs a variety of filters to convolve
1. PLASTIC SYRENJES 1 0 1 0
the input image and the image's probability should be divided
2. SCALPELS 0 1 0 1 into four waste categories of plastic syringes, scalpels, cotton,
3. COTTON 1 0 0 1 and expired medications. In our idea, GLCM plays a major
role. Because, Grayscale is a group of monochromatic (grey)
4. DISCARDED MEDICINES 0 1 1 0
tones that ranges from the lightest, which is pure white, to the
darkest, which is pure black. By using this captured image, we
B. Types of Hospital Waste are training the model using machine learning. To assess the
output, Grey Level Co-occurrence Matrix algorithm can be
Hospital waste can be classified into several types, including: used [11]. It is put into practice using the following
i. Infectious waste: sharps, discarded surgical materials, procedures:
and microbiological waste.
 The input image is first captured, followed by
segmentation, median filtering, contrast amplification, and
pre-processing [12]. In order to decrease the laborious
procedure and prevent illnesses from spreading throughout
hospitals, medical waste is automatically separated. The
algorithm of the suggested system is presented in a number of
phases.
To determine the linear dependence of grey levels on
those of neighboring pixels, it examines the correlation across
the entire image between a pixel as well as its neighbor.
Equation 1 contains the calculation's formula, where n and m
stand for the pixel coordinates, stands for variance, and for
standard deviation.
Correlation=∑ (n−𝜇n) (m−𝜇m) 𝑝 (n, m) 𝜎n𝜎m (1)
This parameter is focused on measuring the
dependency of the pixel with its immediate neighbor. The
correlation score is 1 for a fully favorably or negatively
connected image. accordingly. Equation 2 contains the Figure 3: Block Diagram of Image Processing
calculation's formula.
Contrast=∑ 𝑝nm (n − m) 2 𝑁n, m−=10 (2)
D. Data Collection
It calculates the sum of the squares of each pixel The training data was obtainable which was mainly
element in the image. Energy is represented by the square root used in the classification of garbage for recyclability status.
of the SM (Angular Second Moment) texture character. The These divisions were made depending on the pictures
formula for the calculation is given in equation 3 contained in the separate respective folder. But the annotations
Energy=∑n, m𝑝 (n, m) 2 (3) of these images were specifically needed for training the data
in a Faster R-CNN model [14]. To get the annotations that are
It transmits to the GLCM diagonal the value used to for the labeling of the images, a tool has been used which is
compute the tightness of the distribution of the GLCM's known as the LabelIMG tool. In LabelIMG tool, we needed to
elements. The range of the diagonal GLCM is [0, 1] and its label the relevant area of the image to the class it is associated
value is 1. The equation is shown in 4 with such as cardboard, metal, trash, etc. This type of labeling
Homogeneity= ∑ 𝑃nm 1+|n−m| 𝑁−1 n, m=0 (4) of the image includes the strategy of creating boundaries to the
waste object in the picture.
Where Pnm is N is the quantity of grey levels, and the
normalized symmetrical GLCM in the image as indicated by 80% of images for every category in the whole dataset
the GLCM's number of levels under quantization. of waste images are utilized for training. The testing phase will
only use 20% of the remaining photographs. The whole
Assessment of Image Parameters purpose of this particular system is to make the framework
figure out how to detect objects. The data of the annotations of
The parameters for evaluating image quality are based
the images made by the Label IMG tool are saved in the XML
on the variations (or similarities) between a degraded image
extension format. The annotations of the picture include the
and the original, unaltered image, which should be verified,
size of images, location coordinates, and also the names of
where the original (reference) image and the distorted
marked objects that could be inspected in the file. The XML
(modified) image, and I and j are the pixel positions of the MN
file can be then converted to the CSV file. And this CSV file
image. The parameter, formula, and the need for calculation of
contains the records of available information which includes
the parameters for estimating Image Quality Assessment are
the names of the recorded file, height and widths, and labeled
mentioned above.
classifications and coordinate positions obtained from the
images. This converted CSV file act as one of the major
training inputs for the model.

Figure 4: Flow Diagram of Data Processing
E. Pre-processing of collected Data
Smart bin is an automated waste management system
that uses sensors, robotics, and artificial intelligence to collect
and sort waste. Pre-processing data in a smart bin involves
collecting data from the sensors and using it to identify what
type of waste is present in each bin. This data can be used to
analyze the amount of waste generated and to determine which
bins need to be emptied and which need to be recycled.
Additionally, pre-processing data in a smart bin can be used to
optimize the collection routes and monitor the performance of
the system. To pre-processing the data collected by a smart
bin, the data must first be collected from the sensors and
organized into a structured format. After the data is structured,
it can be analyzed to identify any patterns or trends. This
analysis can be used to inform decisions about the waste
management system, such as the frequency of collection or the
type of recyclable materials that should be collected.
Additionally, the data can be used to optimize the collection
routes, notify the operators when a bin needs to be emptied,
and monitor the performance of the system.
F. Pattern Analysis
Pattern analysis in relation to smart bins used to
distinguish and analyze trends in data collected through the
usage of smart bins. This data could include usage patterns,
trends in waste disposal, and other related information. By
analyzing this data, insights can be gained into how the bins
are being used, what types of materials are being disposed of,
and how often the bins are being emptied or refilled. This data
can then be used to make decisions about bin placement, bin
size, and other factors that can increase effectiveness of the
waste disposal system. Additionally, pattern analysis can be
used to study the environmental impacts of waste disposal, as
well as to identify areas where waste is not being disposed of
properly. Pattern analysis can be used to identify and analyze
patterns in the types of medical waste that is being disposed of
in a hospital setting. By looking at the data collected from the
usage of medical waste bins, insights can be gained into the
types of materials that are being disposed of and the frequency
of disposal. This data can then be used to make decisions
about how best to segregate medical waste, where to place
bins, and what types of bins to use. Additionally, pattern
analysis can be used to identify areas where medical waste is
not being disposed of properly and to determine the
environmental impacts of improper disposal.
G. IoT Implementation
An interconnection of physical objects forms network
that can send information is known as the "Internet of Things,"
or IoT among themselves without the need for human
interaction. It has been formally referred to as an
"Infrastructure of Information Society" (IoT) since it allows us
to collect data from a variety of sources, including people,
animals, vehicles, and household appliances. So, by integrating
electronic hardware like sensors, software, and networking
equipment, for the purpose of facilitating data transmission via
a network, any physical device that can be assigned an IP
address may be made a member of the IoT system. IoT differs
from the Internet in that it allows everyday things with
embedded circuits to interact and communicate with one
another using the infrastructure of the existing Internet.
The use of IoT for automatic waste segregation
suggests a system for the quick cleaning he dustbins. Cleaning
all of the trash cans as soon as they are full is crucial. For this
system, we'll employ ultrasonic sensors which have a range of
4m for the detection of waste. The sensor will be positioned on
top of the trash can to assist in notifying the hospital when
waste levels have reached their highest level.
The trash should then be removed as quickly as
feasible. Patients and rag pickers will both benefit from the
application of the IoT concept in this industry. There won't be
any more hygienic problems in the city. A small number of
smart dumpsters can be utilized around the hospital with the
help of IoT, and it will still be considerably cleaner. Since a
few years ago, the number of Internet-connected devices has
increased at an unheard-of rate. The IoT infrastructure, which
includes all of these internet-connected gadgets, allows them to
talk to one another.
The Internet of Things (IoT) network comprises
embedded electronics, sensors, and software that enables
communication between various objects. This is why it is
advantageous to develop the IoT-based administration in
hospitals using an infrastructure that is already in place. The
current technique has the drawback that personnel must check
the bins every day to see if they are filled, which adds to the
cost. The environment gets unclean and disease may spread if
the trash isn't removed on schedule. All of these drawbacks
will be eliminated by the implementation of IoT. On the system
itself, the level of the dustbin's filling can be obtained in real-
time. As the workers will only need to go when the trash can is
full, it will also help cut costs. Additionally, this will aid in
resource optimization, and if the trash cans are regularly
removed, the environment will remain healthy and free from
various diseases. The hospitals will be kept sanitary and the
waste smells will diminish significantly.
 The current approach has drawbacks since it takes too
long for vehicles to empty containers even when they are
empty. The expense of an unsanitary environment is enormous.
Even unpleasant odors contribute to an unhealthy environment.
By utilizing the portable smart IoT module's miniature
breadboard design and the hospital's automatic hospital
garbage segregator, the suggested Integrated IoT architecture is
being tested in practice. This allows for the quick acquisition of
sensor information for purposes in monitoring and command.
The intelligent IoT can use RPL (Routing Protocol for Lossy
Networks) module to facilitate communication the control Figure 6: Accuracy of Waste Segregator
center and embedded sensors.
The web platform used by the online server-based
operator interface allows access from mobile devices with
internet, Coordination of cloud server and field operations
communication at the same time. JSON (JavaScript Object
Notation) format is used to show the data that has been
retrieved from the cloud server through this web-based
interface. For updating the bin level, the A cloud server's
MySQL database is connected with the IoT front end. With this
implementation of IoT to the proposed model waste
management in the hospital will be achieved efficiently.

Figure 7: Training loss in the Image Processing

Figure 5: Integrated IoT Architecture with hospital waste

segregator

V. RESULT

The result of the system is mentioned in the following

figure. The created methodology made sure that patients and
rag pickers were in a risk-free setting. By segregating the
wastes Figure 6 represents the training loss and accuracy of the
dataset, Figure 4 represents accuracy of the waste segregation
and time taken for each separation.

Figure 5: Web Based Level Detection by IOT

VI. CONCLUSION
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