E-Waste Facility Locator using Integrated Map Interface
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R., Sathyabama A, Abdul Afshith S., and Vidya Sagar K. 2024. “E-Waste Facility Locator Using Integrated Map Interface”. Journal of Ubiquitous Computing and Communication Technologies 6 (3): 228-38. https://doi.org/10.36548/jucct.2024.3.002.

Keywords

— E-waste
— Recycling Facilities
— Waste Management
— Geolocation
— Resource Recovery
— Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
Published: 06-08-2024

Abstract

The E-Waste (Electronic Waste) Facility Locator application utilizes the user's current location to help find a nearby e-waste disposal center. The application features a user-friendly map interface that allows the user to select an e-waste facility based on their preferences. The user can either go to the facility to dispose of the e-waste or request the facility to pick up the waste at their doorstep. The entire system is managed by a system admin. Overall, the E-waste Facility Locator app helps users dispose of electronic waste responsibly, reducing pollution and conserving resources.

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