A new system to detect illegal dumping has been launched, utilizing drones equipped with mounted cameras and artificial intelligence. These drones capture photos of designated public areas, including streets and sidewalks, to identify abandoned trash. The system, provided by Aerbits, uses AI to report instances of illegal dumping.
The drones are flown over specified areas to gather information. Further details about the system and its implementation are available from the source.
The launch of this system marks a new approach to addressing illegal dumping, leveraging technology to identify and report incidents.
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