SmartEnds

21/01/2023

SmartEnds team has started the new year with a strong sense of teamwork and a clear goal in mind. The target of deploying 50,000 sensors in the global market in 2023 is ambitious, but with a motivated and dedicated team, it is certainly achievable. We are proud of the contributions of each team member to the success of our products. Smartends team is well positioned to achieve its goal and continue to grow its business in the global market. Kudos to all of you!

21/01/2023

SmartEnds development team behind BrighterBins fill-level sensors and software applications includes these women in technology. They have played a key role in developing deep-tech firmware, software, machine learning, image processing, and artificial intelligence in our products. Their contributions have helped to make BrighterBins a powerful and innovative solution for waste collection, by providing accurate real-time data on bin fill levels and optimizing the collection routes.

20/05/2022

We are hiring sale and marketing assistants to join us to the mission to Munich
https://www.student.be/en/student-jobs/marketing-sales-assistant-for-ifat-trade-fair-in-munich/

12/01/2022

We are looking for trainee engineers to join our Belgian team

https://www.student.be/nl/studentenjobs/hardware-test-trainee-engineer/

11/06/2021

The waste management sector is expected to reach $2,300 billion by 2027 – BrighterBins will help your business keep up during this rapid growth.

Waste management market size is expected to reach $2,339.8 billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of 5.5%. Asia-Pacific contributed the highest market share.

11/06/2021

Electric waste trucks will reduce emissions from waste management in the future. Smart sensors from BrighterBins optimizes routes and enables efficient asset use – making an electric fleet a less scary investment!

Hoping to lower emissions and silence early pickups that rattle us awake, trash truck manufacturers are rolling out EV prototypes. Dan Neil tests Mack’s LR Electric.

11/06/2021

In 2018, the World Bank estimated that waste generation will increase as much as 70%—from 2.01 billion tonnes to 3.40 billion in 2050. Optimizing waste management will be highly important in the years to come, which is why the Brighterbins solution can make a change.

As economies have grown and populations have increased, the rate at which countries produce waste has risen. Some of the top countries may surprise you.

07/06/2021

Creating green cities is a must as urbanization continues. Efficient waste management will be essential to handle the waste of growing cities - and just as importantly – allocating resources to creating a circular economy.

On the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, the new index of the world’s greenest cities provides direction for urban design in a post-COVID-19 world.

07/06/2021

2020 truly was a garbage year! Trash was piling up in major cities and traditional schedules routes failed as waste became more unpredictable than ever. Smart waste management will be important in the years to come – especially in the face of crisis.

Housebound urban residents are making more garbage, and budget-strapped cities are having trouble keeping up.

27/05/2021

2020 truly was a garbage year! Trash was piling up in major cities and traditional schedules routes failed as waste became more unpredictable than ever. Smart waste management will be important in the years to come – especially in the face of crisis.

Housebound urban residents are making more garbage, and budget-strapped cities are having trouble keeping up.

21/05/2021

Waste management is a universal issue that affects everyone. If we don´t manage waste properly, it can harm both our health and our environment. Bad waste management leads to littering, contamination of the world’s oceans, floods and diseases – just to mention a few.

Therefore, proper waste management is so important. We in BrighterBins are developing cost-effective smart sensors. Sensor solutions for waste optimizes collections and betters the environment.

If you want to read more about why solid waste management is a universal issue, you can read the article below.

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21/05/2021

Waste volumes and composition have fluctuated greatly, and waste management companies have had to adjust to short-term changes.

“There is significantly more packaging waste due to online commerce, but much less printed matter such as newspapers and magazines. Industrial and commercial waste altered a lot, depending on how much production and demand suffered from the pandemic.”