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Group 27 - CPI

The document outlines a series of innovative proposals for improving public cleanliness, including smart dustbins, AI monitoring, and gamified apps for community engagement. It categorizes these initiatives into five clusters: Smart Waste Management, Community Engagement, Corporate Policies, Automation, and Recycling. The suggestions aim to enhance cleanliness through technology, community involvement, and sustainable practices.

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Group 27 - CPI

The document outlines a series of innovative proposals for improving public cleanliness, including smart dustbins, AI monitoring, and gamified apps for community engagement. It categorizes these initiatives into five clusters: Smart Waste Management, Community Engagement, Corporate Policies, Automation, and Recycling. The suggestions aim to enhance cleanliness through technology, community involvement, and sustainable practices.

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CPI – Group 27

Saksham Seth – 240968166


Rohith Kanamarlapudi – 240911510
Unnati P Patil – 240968240
Drithi Namineni – 240968142
Sheshanth – 240968214
Abhimanyu Sarkar – 240953702

1. Public Dustbins with Smart Features – Install sensor-based bins that send alerts when
full, preventing overflow and ensuring timely disposal. (+)

2. AI-Powered Cleanliness Monitoring – Use AI and CCTV to identify littering hotspots and
deploy cleaning teams efficiently. (+)

3. Gamified Cleanliness App – Develop a mobile app where users earn points and rewards
for reporting unclean areas or properly disposing of waste. These points can be redeemed
for discounts or benefits. (+)

4. Neighborhood Cleanliness Score – Assign cleanliness ratings to different localities, with


top-performing areas receiving public recognition and incentives. (+)

5. Corporate Sponsorship for Clean Zones – Encourage businesses to adopt streets, parks,
and public spaces, maintaining them in exchange for branding rights.

6. Automated Street Cleaning Machines – Introduce robotic or automated street sweepers,


especially in busy areas, for regular maintenance. (+)

7. Micro-Recycling Stations in Public Places – Set up small, easy-to-use recycling kiosks


where people can deposit plastic, paper, and metal waste in exchange for small incentives.
(+)

8. Reverse Vending Machines – Place machines where people can return plastic bottles
and cans and receive cashback or discounts at partner stores.

9. Community-Led Cleanliness Pledges – Establish local groups where residents commit to


maintaining their surroundings, with periodic recognition for their efforts.

10. Anti-Littering Drones – Deploy drones with cameras and speakers to monitor and warn
people in real-time when littering is detected. (+)
11. Underground Waste Collection System – Use underground storage for trash collection,
reducing visible waste and improving hygiene in crowded areas. (+)

12. Hygiene Ambassadors in Schools & Colleges – Train students to lead cleanliness
initiatives, creating long-term awareness from a young age.

13. AI-Powered Public Restroom Hygiene Monitoring – Use sensors to monitor public
toilets, triggering automated cleaning when necessary. (+)

14. Sustainable Public Event Policies – Mandate event organizers to have waste segregation
plans and penalties for leaving venues unclean.

15. Solar-Powered Self-Cleaning Toilets – Install energy-efficient toilets that use UV light
and water recycling to maintain hygiene. (+)

Clusters:
1) Smart Waste Management & Tech Innovations
2) Community Engagement & Behavior Change
3) Corporate & Government Policies
4) Automation & AI-Powered Solutions
5) Recycling & Waste Reduction Initiatives

Total Clusters: 5

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