Article,
Machine for the Transformation of Recycled Paper Based on the Internet of Things
CENTRAL ASIAN JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL THEORY AND COMPUTER SCIENCES, 4 (11): 61-80 (November 2023)
Abstract
Instead of spending money on new paper, there is a practical solution: recycling. Most discarded papers end up in landfills or in the hands of street merchants. Many large machines exist now to recycle paper, but the price tag on a compact unit is likely to be too high for most people. Therefore, the issues can be completely eliminated by developing a simple and inexpensive machine. With the aid of such a recycling machine, we will be able to make noncomplex, basic, and inexpensive papers that the institution can reuse rather than always buying. The necessary parts of the machine's design will be assembled beforehand. The project will figure out how to standardise and organise the resulting papers into a complete one after making the necessary tweaks. Getting high-quality paper and then using a cutting machine to shape it into the final product is currently priority number one. It will be easy enough for a human to design and build the machine, putting the emphasis on current job prospects. The machine was built primarily in accordance with Industry 4.0 standards. Papers will be recycled in an automated system using an application from a grinder to a cutter to produce fine paper in the correct dimensions. Here, the user can remotely switch on the machine from any part of the world over the internet. The Internet of Things also enables remote alterations to paper length and quantity.
