College Park, GA works with Comcast to address community concerns with Smart Trash Receptacles
College Park, GA Smart Trash Receptacles Comcast
The city uses Comcast's MachineQ Gateway to connect smart trash cans to their Public Works staff. A message is sent from a sensor on each receptacle to city personnel when trash collection is required. College Park increased the number of receptacles while introducing sensors to keep public spaces clean. The Smart Trash Receptacles program serves as a blueprint for connecting 500,000 devices ranging from smart traffic lights to self-service kiosks by 2030.
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City of College Park Turns to Comcast for Smart City Capabilities
City to leverage smart sensors for trash monitoring as first step toward main street revitalization ATLANTA – Jan. 7, 2020 – The City of College Park announced it has partnered with Comcast to install sensors that will alert the municipality when its trash receptacles are nearing full capacity. Com
College Park will use 'smart' technologies in beautification efforts | South Metro Neighbor | mdjonline.com
College Park is taking beautification efforts into a digital direction with the installation of sensors to monitor garbage and trash overflow throughout the city.
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