Paper
Newspapers, cardboard, office paper, packaging. Sophisticated take on traditional fiber.
HexaBin pairs dual OAK-D depth cameras with Google Gemini vision to classify urban waste into six material streams in real time — turning the act of sorting into a high-tech cultural ritual.
HexaBin is a revolutionary urban waste system that fuses IoT-driven Smart City technology with biophilic, nature-inspired design — turning a mundane chore into a civic ritual.
Deploying first in Yerevan, Armenia, every unit uses dual OAK-D depth cameras and a Gemini-powered vision model to recognise items into six material streams plus an "Empty" state — with brand-aware accuracy on Armenian products like Jermuk and BJNI.
Our bins act as visual landmarks in the urban fabric — using colour, material and small rewards to signal that the user is participating in a global movement of sustainability. We bridge the gap for citizens currently unmotivated to sort.
Each module is visually intuitive yet architecturally sophisticated — premium tones reflecting urban civic space, not the trash room.
Newspapers, cardboard, office paper, packaging. Sophisticated take on traditional fiber.
Beverage cans, foil, metal containers. Industrial circularity, detected by depth + vision.
Food scraps, biodegradable packaging, garden waste — composted for circular sustainability.
Bottles, jars, glass containers — identified by their unique transparency signatures.
PET, HDPE, films. Classified by brand-aware AI trained on local Armenian products.
The "brain" of the system. Adapts based on city-wide data, special collection, system signals.
Each HexaBin logs every classification to the central fleet server. When the Yerevan pilot goes live, this section becomes a public real-time dashboard — updated every five seconds across all deployed units.
Every classification counted — per bin, per material stream.
How much of the city's waste gets a second life, across the whole fleet.
Emissions saved by diversion, modelled per material stream.
Live heartbeats from every unit — cameras, sensors, uptime.
From camera capture to sorting decision, measured end to end.