The sensors have been installed, and during 2024 the results must be evaluated to also implement the system in other departments in Vejle Municipality. A 30 per cent reduction in driving, a 40 per cent financial gain and a reduction of 5.5 tons of CO2 per year are expected.
Maacks will once again participate in IFAT 2024, and in addition to the BrainyBins® Dynamic Route platform and BrainyBins® Radar sensors, will demonstrate live route driving.
Maacks showcases next-generation software platform and radar sensors, incorporating AI for route optimisation.
Langelands Forsyning A/S has streamlined their operations with the digitalisation of their waste collection, which has not only saved the utility company substantial mileage, but also ensured the satisfaction of residents and holidaymakers.
Kommunale Nuremberg: Maacks presents the latest generation of smart sensors – BrainyBins Radar – and the associated advanced software at this year's fair.
Vesthimmerland Forsyning has achieved success with the use of digital sensors in waste bins since 2016. The newest generation of radar sensors has improved efficiency without requiring additional investment in trucks.
Climate-friendly waste technology is the way forward in Denmark's municipalities. Maacks shows how.
We have just booked our exhibition booth for this year's Kommunale in Nuremberg, and we are looking forward to meeting existing and new customers at our booth.
Maacks will exhibit again at the Danish Waste Association's conference and annual meeting - Affald 2023. The exhibition will take place on May 24th, 2023 at Nyborg Strand.
Fanø Municipality is one of the pioneers in digitisation and monitoring of recycling stations. Now the municipality has expanded the digital waste monitoring with the latest generation of Maack's sensors – the so-called BrainyBins Radar..
The BrainyBins® system is designed and developed in Denmark by Sønderborg-based Maacks, a company with many years of experience in waste management.
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