An innovative approach is needed to boost the economic value of e-waste by improving
metal recovery and facilitating the separation of plastics and valuable metal components …

The amount of global e-waste is growing at a rapid rate and is projected to increase to 74.7
Mt by 2030. However, according to a recent United Nation's study in 2019, the collection and …

With an exponential increase in consumers' need for electronic products, the world is facing
an ever-increasing economic and environmental threat of electronic waste (e-waste). To …

Electronic Waste (E-waste) is generated in a tremendous amount due to our increasing
dependence on electronic devices and rapid upgrading in technological innovations …

This study investigates an image recognition system for the identification and classification
of waste electrical and electronic equipment from photos. Its main purpose is to facilitate …

Electronic waste, also known as e‐waste, refers to electrical or electronic devices that are
discarded from households and workplaces. These used e‐wastes are meant to be …

The total amount of waste is increasing all around the world day-by-day especially in urban
areas. The increasing amount of unprocessed waste is very dangerous to mankind as it …

Recycling e-waste makes for eliminating the pollution to environment and recovering critical
materials as one of resource. Printed circuit boards (PCBs) serve as the important part in all …

Achievement of precision measurement is highly desired in a current industrial revolution
where a significant increase in living standards increased municipal solid waste. The current …

Recycling solid waste is an important step to reduce harmful impact such as sanitary and
health problems resulting from the over use of landfills. Yet, recycling requires the sorting of …