Ever find trash or non-recyclables in recycling bins? Adam uses a Raspberry Pi coupled with a webcam to identify soda bottles and cans to help alleviate this problem. Watch Adam build a recycling bin attachment that stops trash and non-soda cans from ending up in the recycling bin, using a solenoid lock and hall effect sensor.
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AC/DC Power Supply, ITE, 1 Output, 12 V, 3 A | MCM | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
HD PRO WEBCAM, 3MP, 720P | LOGITECH | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
Hall Effect Sensor, Unipolar, 20 mA, TO-92, 3 Pins, 3.8 V, 30 V | HONEYWELL | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
Through Hole Resistor, 10 kohm | VISHAY | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
AC/DC Power Supply, 1 Output, 15.3 W, 5.1 V, 3 A | STONTRONIS | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
3D PRINTING FILAMENT, PLA, 1.75MM, WHITE | ULTRAFUSE | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
NeoPixel LED Ring, 16 x RGB LED, | ADAFRUIT | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
Bipolar (BJT) Single Transistor, NPN, 45 V | STMICROELECTRONICS | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
Linear Solenoid, D Type / Box Type, Pull, Intermittent, 12 VDC | MULTICOMP PRO | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
Breadboard, Solderless, 83.82mm x 54.356mm | TWIN INDUSTRIES | 1 | Buy Now | ||||
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