VENDCOMPOST(Internet of things based composting machine).pptx

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IOT based composting machine


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VENDCOMPOST WWW.VENDCOMPOST.COM

ABOUT US Student Team Shardul Singh Patial Ritesh Chauhan Aparna Srivastava Team Expertise in IOT, Ui/ Ux , Web Developing, Graphics Designing, Sensor deployment and data collection and Adobe Photoshop and Premiere. Projects Done Till Date: • Cough Sound Detection and Diagnosis, E-commerce online portal, Hospital Management System, IOT based waste segregation system, Tech Website (https://techydaddy.com/), Old School Gym Website, Clone version of bookmyshow website, Data base collection of audience and ticket generation for movie hall, Timetable maker for students and Teachers, Signature Forgery Detection, System Monitor

Brief description of ongoing/past research done in this area by other institutions: The research aims to develop composting systems that use IoT technology and sensors to monitor and optimize the composting process. The systems are designed to automatically adjust the composting process based on real-time data collected from sensors. The research is being conducted by different universities and institutes around the world, including the University of British Columbia, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the University of California, Davis, and the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. There has been ongoing research in the area of IoT-based composting machines and related technologies. Ongoing and past research in the area of IoT-based composting systems has gained significant attention from various institutions worldwide. Here are a few notable examples: University of British Columbia (UBC) [1-2]: Researchers at UBC have been exploring the various methods of making composting systems. Their work focuses on developing smart composting systems that optimize the composting process by monitoring factors such as temperature, moisture levels, and oxygen levels. The goal is to enhance compost quality and reduce the time required for the composting process. Researchers at UBC also identifying Sustainable Markets for Compost Products. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign [3]: The University of Illinois has been involved in research to develop IoT-enabled composting systems. Their studies involve the integration of wireless sensor networks and data analytics to monitor and control composting parameters. By collecting real-time data on temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide levels, and other variables, the system can make adjustments to optimize the composting process. University of California, Davis [4]: Researchers at UC Davis have been investigating the use of IoT technology in large-scale composting operations. Their work focuses on developing sensor networks that can monitor composting piles and provide real-time feedback on key parameters. By analysing this data, the system can optimize the composting process, improve efficiency, and reduce environmental impacts. Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi [5-8]: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi has been actively involved in research on IoT-based composting systems. Their studies include the development of smart composting machines equipped with sensors and actuators. These devices monitor and control the composting process by adjusting parameters such as temperature, moisture, and aeration. The aim is to automate and optimize composting operations to achieve better compost quality. The research conducted by different institutions contributes to the development of innovative composting systems that can optimize resource utilization and promote sustainable waste management practices.

S. No. Title Features Features Features Features           Aerated system Hydrated IOT based Android Based Solar Powered Capacity Price 1 FoodCycler [9] (Fig. 1) ✔   ✔     3-6 Liters Rs. 35000 2 Compost Connect [10] (Fig. 2)     ✔ ✔   Approx. 20 liters Rs. 17000- 25000 3 Daily Dump [11] (Fig. 3) ✔ ✔       6-35 Liters Rs. 999-18500 4 The Compost Professor [12] (Fig. 4) ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔   Approx. 30 Liters Rs. 30000- 40000 5. Klimrus 100 kg solar compost machine automatic shredder [13] (Fig. 5) ✔ ✔ ✔   ✔ 100 kg Rs. 175000 6. Klimrusorganic  food waste compost machine [14] (Fig. 7) ✔ ✔ ✔   ✔ 1000 kg Rs. 250000 7. Klimrus electrical automatic composter [15] (Fig. 8) ✔ ✔ ✔   ✔ 100 kg Rs. 2990000 BELOW ARE THE NAMES AND FEATURES OF THE PRODUCTS THAT ARE AVAILABLE IN THE MARKET:

Description of the project including methodology to be adopted with a special focus on testing and validation of data at each stage of the project: To design an intelligent IOT-based composting machine for households & communities. This start-up initiative will have two revenue-generating models i.e. residential (kitchen-based manuring) and commercial (kitchen-based manuring integrated with vending machine). Residential Based Model of VendCompost Commercial Based Model of VendCompost

Residential Model: The residential composting model as shown in Fig. 11 is designed to facilitate kitchen-based manuring for households. It consists of two types: solar-powered and electricity-powered variants, providing customers with options based on their sustainability goals and available resources. The composting process begins with the waste inlet, where users can dump their kitchen waste into the machine. The model incorporates a two-container system to efficiently manage the composting process. Container one serves as the composter, providing the necessary environment for decomposition. It ensures proper aeration, moisture control, and temperature regulation to facilitate the conversion of kitchen waste into compost. Container two is designated for the storage of processed manure. Once the composting process is complete, the composted material is transferred to this container, where it is collected and stored until it is ready for use. The separation of the active composting stage from the storage of the final product allows for a structured and efficient composting process. To ensure user convenience and assistance throughout the composting journey, an IoT-based alert system is incorporated into the model. This system sends notifications and alerts directly to the user's mobile phone, keeping them informed about each upcoming step or action required by the composting machine. The alerts can include reminders for adding more waste material, emptying the container, or any other necessary tasks. By providing timely notifications, the system ensures that users stay engaged and actively participate in the composting process while minimizing the chances of potential issues or mistakes.

S. No. Equipment Usage Pricing (Tentative in Rs Link to Equipment 1. Two-container system Composter and storage container Approx. Rs. 25000 Two-container system   2. Solar panel or electricity-powered motor The motor that rotates the composting drum is powered by either a solar panel or an electricity-powered motor. Approx. Rs. 8000 + 12000 = Rs. 20000 Solar panel Solar or Electric powered Motor 3. Temperature sensor (DS18B20 or LM35) Measures the temperature inside the composter and sends data to the IoT system to ensure optimal composting conditions and also compatible with android devices. Approx. Rs. 2000 Temperature sensor DS18B20 Temperature sensor LM35 4. Moisture sensor (FC-28) Measures the moisture content inside the composter and sends data to the IoT system to ensure optimal composting conditions and also compatible with android devices. Approx. Rs. 100 Moisture sensor (FC-28) 5. Level sensor (ultrasonic level sensors or float level sensor) Measures the level of compost in the storage container and sends data to the IoT system to alert users when it's time to empty the container and also compatible with android devices. Approx. Rs. 2000 Ultrasonic level sensor   Float level sensor 6. Gas sensor (MQ-2 or MQ-7) Measures the concentration of gases inside the composter and sends data to the IoT system to ensure safe composting conditions and also compatible with android devices. Approx. Rs. 1000 Gas sensor MQ-2   Gas sensor MQ-7 7. Microcontroller or IoT Development Board A microcontroller or an IoT development board, such as Arduino or Raspberry Pi, to serve as the brain of your IoT composter. These boards can connect to sensors and actuators, collect data, and control the composting process. Approx. Rs. 3500 Arduino UNO R3 8. ph sensor Measures the acidity or alkalinity of the compost. Approx. Rs. 2500 pH sensor 9. Actuators Actuators allow your IoT composter to perform specific actions based on the collected data. Common actuators used in IoT composting systems include Water pump or valve, Fan or ventilation system & Heater or cooler. Approx. Rs. 6000 Actuator Table 2: Tentative hardware requirements for Residential Model of VendCompost

Commercial Model: The commercial composting model as shown in Fig. 12 builds upon the infrastructure of the residential model but integrates it with a vending machine. This model offers an additional revenue generation opportunity by providing processed manure through the vending machine. Similar to the residential model, the commercial model consists of solar-powered and electricity-powered variants. Customers can choose the power source that aligns with their preferences and available resources. The integrated system combines the composting machine with a vending machine, creating a unique offering. Customers have the option to purchase the processed manure using a point-based system or through cash payments. The point-based system rewards regular users, encouraging them to actively participate in the composting process. To enhance the user experience, the composting and vending machine is IoT-based and equipped with an incorporated display. The display can be connected to a mobile app, providing customers with a seamless interface for managing their composting activities. Customers can enter their details either through the app or on the screen, generating points by regularly depositing waste into the machine. This interactive system promotes customer engagement and participation in the composting process. Furthermore, customers who prefer not to compost can still benefit from the system by purchasing the processed manure directly through the vending machine. This provides an additional revenue stream while promoting sustainable waste management practices within the community.

Table 3: Tentative hardware requirements for Commercial Model of VendCompost S. No. Equipment Usage Pricing (Tentative in Rs.) Link to Equipment 1. Two-container system Composter and storage container Approx. Rs. 25000 Two-container system 2. Solar panel or electricity-powered motor The motor that rotates the composting drum is powered by either a solar panel or an electricity-powered motor. Approx. Rs. 8000 + 12000 = Rs. 20000 Solar panel Solar or Electric powered Motor 3. Temperature sensor (DS18B20 or LM35) Measures the temperature inside the composter and sends data to the IoT system to ensure optimal composting conditions and also compatible with android devices. Approx. Rs. 2000 Temperature sensor DS18B20 Temperature sensor LM35 4. Moisture sensor (FC-28) Measures the moisture content inside the composter and sends data to the IoT system to ensure optimal composting conditions and also compatible with android devices. Approx. Rs. 100 Moisture sensor (FC-28) 5. Level sensor (ultrasonic level sensors or float level sensor) Measures the level of compost in the storage container and sends data to the IoT system to alert users when it's time to empty the container and also compatible with android devices. Approx. Rs. 2000 Ultrasonic level sensor   Float level sensor 6. Gas sensor (MQ-2 or MQ-7) Measures the concentration of gases inside the composter and sends data to the IoT system to ensure safe composting conditions and also compatible with android devices. Approx. Rs. 1000 Gas sensor MQ-2   Gas sensor MQ-7 7. Microcontroller or IoT Development Board A microcontroller or an IoT development board, such as Arduino or Raspberry Pi, to serve as the brain of your IoT composter. These boards can connect to sensors and actuators, collect data, and control the composting process. Approx. Rs. 11000 ARDUINO MKR1000 WiFi 8. ph sensor Measures the acidity or alkalinity of the compost. Approx. Rs. 2500 pH sensor 9. Actuators Actuators allow your IoT composter to perform specific actions based on the collected data. Common actuators used in IoT composting systems include Water pump or valve, Fan or ventilation system & Heater or cooler. Approx. Rs. 6000 Actuator 10. Display screen The display screen is used to provide a user-friendly interface for managing composting activities, show information about the composting process, and promote customer engagement and participation in sustainable waste management practices. Approx. Rs. 7000 Raspberry Pi 7 Inch Capacitive Touch Screen LCD 11. Vending machine The vending machine in the intelligent IoT-based composting machine is used to dispense processed manure and can be accessed through a point-based system or cash payments, promoting sustainable waste management practices within the community. Approx. Rs. 250000-300000 Vending machine

Phase 1 GOALS AND TIME-LINE ( Months 1-6): [Research & Prototype Design] Research and Planning: (0-2 months) Conceptual Design: (3-4 months) Prototype Development: (5-6 months) Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 ( Months 7-12): [Software Development] Software Development: (7-8 months) Optimization and Refinement: (9-10 months) Regulatory Compliance: (11-12 months) ( Months 13-18): [Hardware Integration] Manufacturing and Production: (13-14 months) User Interface Refinement: (15-16 months) Marketing and Sales Preparation: (17-18 months) ( Months 19-24): [Testing & Validation] Commercial Deployment: (19-20 months) Scalability and Expansion: (21-22 months) Revenue Generation and Business Growth: (23-24 months)

Estimated budget and indicative timeline of its utilization: Table 1: Full Project Budget Details S. No. Item description (including test equipment, components, materials etc) I st Year 2 nd Year Total 1 Industrial Product Fabrication (Household Compost Unit) Rs. 25000 Rs. 25000 Rs. 50,000 2 Industrial Product Fabrication (Commercial Compost Vending Machine) Rs. 200000 Rs. 200000 Rs. 4,00,000 3 Manpower Rs. 3,00,000 Rs. 4,80,000 Rs. 780000 4 Hardware for Inhouse Prototype Building Rs.100000 Rs.50000 Rs. 150000  5 Solar Panels/Batteries for Prototype Building Rs. 100000 Nil Rs. 100000 6 Cloud Space/License Rs. 25000 Rs. 25000 Rs. 50000 7 Travel/ Training (Workshops/Courses) (International Conference)   Rs. 50000 Rs. 50000 Rs 100000   Total Rs. 8,00,000 Rs. 8,30,000 Rs. 16,30,000

Table 2: Manpower Details S. No. Designation of Post Monthly Salary 1 st Year 2 nd Year Total No. of Posts Total Expenditure No. of posts Total Expenditure 1 JRF (Product Engineer: B.Tech in Industrial/Product Design/Mechanical Engineer) Rs.25000 1  Rs.  3,00,000           1   Rs. 3,00,000           Rs. 6,00,000 2 B.Tech Interns Rs. 5000 Per Intern Nil 3 Rs. 1,80000 Rs. 1,80000         Total Rs. 7,80,000

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