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The growing environmental concerns and the increasing need for efficient waste management systems have driven technological advancements to support recycling processes. One of the most promising technologies in this field is the use of drones. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, have shown immense potential in the monitoring and management of waste recycling sites. By leveraging their capabilities, recycling facilities can enhance operations, optimize resource allocation, and improve sustainability efforts. This analysis will explore the role of drones in waste recycling, the benefits they offer, and the challenges that arise from their integration. Introduction to Drones in Waste Recycling Waste management is a complex and resource-intensive process, requiring constant monitoring to ensure that recycling operations are running efficiently. Traditionally, these sites were managed manually, with workers performing periodic checks to monitor progress. However, this approach often...

Introduction In an era where climate change and urbanization increase the frequency and impact of disasters, real-time monitoring has become a necessity. Traditional cloud-based disaster management solutions face significant limitations, such as latency issues and network congestion, which can delay crucial response efforts. Edge computing offers a transformative approach by processing data closer to its source, reducing latency, and enhancing reliability. This paper explores the role of edge computing in real-time disaster monitoring, its benefits, challenges, and practical implementations. Advantages of Edge Computing in Disaster Monitoring Low Latency and Faster Response Edge computing minimizes the time required to process and analyze data by eliminating reliance on distant cloud servers. This is particularly beneficial in disaster scenarios where real-time decision-making is critical. By processing data locally, emergency responders receive timely insights, allowing them to act s...