MyMatR's White Papers

Automatic waste identifiers and sorters stand at the forefront of this technological waste revolution. While waste identifiers and sorters have similar goals of educating users on waste disposal to decrease contamination, they operate in different ways.

To improve waste disposal practices moving forward, it is crucial to explore how education and gamification can enhance recycling behaviors at the source of waste disposal.

Why should we invest in advanced infrastructure like smart waste containers? Why not rely on human responsibility alone for effective waste disposal? It is essential to embrace automation in waste management, particularly at the source of disposal.

The primary bottleneck is the current state of recycling infrastructure, with three critical areas for improvement: education, engagement, and access.

In today's society, particularly in public settings like stadiums, airports, and hospitals, waste containers are a common yet often overlooked component of our infrastructure. Still, the concept of ROI for waste containers deserves closer examination.

To meet the industry’s evolving needs, it is critical to consider how three aspects of waste management—engagement, education, and access—intersect.