Trash Robot site instruction manual

By admin | Published: February 11, 2010
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If you don’t already know Trash Robot here’s a brief synopsis. This is an information site that is exploring the technical side of rubbish or Trash. It is a light hearted pro-active quality site for those interested in improving there recycling skills and the hope is that someday a Trash Robot will be developed and brought to the market to help people improve the way in which they dispose of rubbish around the house or within their business. But more importantly put a message out to the powers that be there is many ways to instruct and guide people during the process, after all this is ‘the age of convenience’.

Today is just a brief note about how to use this site and get the most from your readership of Trash Robot the weblog. Due to a few technical errors with posts I am in the process of working out some new CSS minor details, so just for a refresher this post will temporarily instruct to how best to read posts sequentially so your can get a better sequential understanding of the posts so far.

The easiest way for you to read this blog in a linear order is by clicking the name of the heading in the post, in this post for example that’s ‘Trash Robot site instruction manual‘. Now by doing this you will be provided with a link at the top of the page to go to the next post. By clicking this link you will be going backwards into the archives of the blog.

Another way that you can get a jist of this blog post order is by clicking on the calendar below. By choosing the days you can scroll down and find out the order in which the Trash Robot is being developed and in addition you will be able to follow more with what you have been missing.

Finally another solution to this technical glitz with Trash Robot is by clicking on the catagory names, the problem with this is that you will be sent to one or two posts that do not fall in any sequential order. So in light of this and just a simple suggestion for making reading blog posts so much easier is by going to your Google reader (If you don’t have a Gmail account yet it’s worth revisiting because you will need it in the future) the RSS Feed for this blog is down below at the bottom of this page, or if you have a good enough browser you should have somewhere in the top of this page a button you can press which will take you to the RSS feed address, now by copying and pasting this feed then adding it to your RSS subscriptions page you now will receive daily posts from Trash Robot.

Things that you can look forward to in the future will be an e-mail subscription facility of some sort which will if you wish have e-mail posts sent direct to your e-mail provider.

Finally a brief highlight of what’s to come. It’s at such an early stage sofar that not many posts are occurring however I am expecting a great influx of posts very soon. Already the traffic is increasing to this site at an exponential rate. After all we do need a Trash Robot right? Keeping this notion in mind and at the least if like me you are struggling with routine disposal and growing concerns about recycling; what goes where and what makes what an addition thought has arisen, it’s only a thought mind, and that is power. Robot’s at this moment require some sort of electricity, now to bring another electric appliance into the already overly electric homestead seems a bit disappointing and I’m afraid until a power alternative is provided there is not much I can say. However what I will research for you some time soon, to give you piece of mind about this; I will research power alternatives that may arise soon that will enable to you to have a Trash Robot in your home some time soon. I think this is something to look forward to across the board and will only help you focus more on the information I will be giving you in future posts and help you concentrate on your own improvement in the recycling and disposal of rubbish.

Yours sincerely,

Trash Robot.

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Recycling Household Appliances

By admin | Published: February 10, 2010
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In society we all share the luxury of mod con devices that help us make our lives easier. This gives us room to do our jobs and live comfortably in today’s busy world. We eat more ready made food and consume far more pre-packaged food and drinks. Most of us are already adept at recycling and disposing of all the packaging from all this convenience food. At the same time most of local councils have devised new ways of disposing of this rubbish and rely on technology to do heavy manual labour in the waste and recycling of all this rubbish.

Household appliances are the top selling gadgets for the Home-Improvement: Tools-and-Equipment Self-Improvement, without them life would be really difficult. The commitments of work and the rise in commuter time and families who want more from life in a world of convenience. Why not get the gadget that will help us all confidently dispose of rubbish, some sort of trash robot to help to help with our carbon footprint. This article explores this a little.

Soon 2010 will be a time when I propose we get together and make these tasks automated. Create an appliance or Robot to help with all these duties. for example separating the rubbish into separate bags can at times be very confusing perhaps this could be the first stage of an appliance that automatically helps us in the home. Often bags get mixed up with all the dust from vacuuming and this can really effect it’s usage for recycling, it would be great if an appliance in the kitchen or something mobile inside and outside of the house could see to all these waste services.

Recycling a known way of contributing to a greener environment is the first step in ensuring we are improving our carbon footprint, but we live in such a heavily committed era of human consciousness that consistently recycling rubbish is statistically not working, although it is getting better. From my own experience of separating waste from rubbish sometimes I wished I had an appliance to help in these tasks. So I can imagine how it must be for a busy family or a newly wed couple who want an option of not having to do these, some would say menial tasks, now i quite enjoy recycling but sometimes if I’m really honest I find it all very confusing.

Also having done research of other household behaviours in recycling from writers and blog posts from across the country I can see a division in how well some countries are doing in processing effectively all the rubbish. Before 2012 I hope to see this flatten out and also by this time as I’m sure you’d agree I hope to know that all this rubbish is getting processed and made into useful things. At the same time my confidence in recycling will be stronger than it is today. But wouldn’t it be great to have an appliance that didn’t use to much power to automatically dispose of all this rubbish we accumulate around the home?

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Recycling Robot and Waste Auto Trash

By admin | Published: February 9, 2010
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This is a brief summary about creating a Robot to help the community. We do need a Robot to pick up the job of recycling trash. All three of these industries offer special nominal fee payments where by you or your business can receive a payment plan that is flexible enough for you to afford. Maybe a grant system or loans be issued to help and assist people to buy the Robot to look over you and watch whilst you learn to dispose of your rubbish more carefully.

This personal exploration of mine already is helping me separate rubbish. There is a lot of information about recycling rubbish and putting it in the bin. However there is still alot of rubbish which is getting covered in spaghetti and not getting recycled. The waste automated potential of improving all of this is – I think – critical to practising the disposal of trash.
I have noticed many of my friends and, I myself am spending much more time on the Internet. This I see as the main medium of processing information products. We are given long manuals and regular magazines through the post informing us about what goes where, and how to dispose of it in a way that we know this will be recycled however, but still people are finding it consistently difficult to maintain this amount of sustainability of disposing of rubbish and is there to be reused and much of this rubbish can be used within our own communities. With this in mind I am writing this article to invite you into think about new ways of addressing the maintenance of any future problems.

The obvious suggestion is a Trash Robot; someone or something at home, or work that you can rely upon. Something you can trust to dispose of rubbish. With this in mind there is as I’m sure you can imagine a great deal of work that needs to be brought to play before the idea actually becomes reality. The market for trash is huge, and at the same time a trash robot could be just as big. Although Trash should also be something that can be easily stored, in relation to size perhaps the trash Robot could be like a deck chair or bicycle in that it is a foldaway and can be stored easily in some sort of cupboard.

If you are tired of going down to your local disposal site and loosing faith in your local collection services and are confused just about what goes where in-amongst all the recycling information. Forgotten the days in which your trashmen come to pick up your trash maybe you need a trash robot

Trash Robot is an idea that started about two years ago when I began really taking recycling rubbish seriously. Here in Britain we are very interested in improving the environment, like the rest of the world. However as already mentioned actually maintaining this in the busy world we live in today is difficult and I think we need something more symbolic to remind us our personal duties to the environment and at the same time the hobbyist’s among us can have great fun in tweaking our rubbish and making it into something we can one day be proud of.

I have and like many activists consistently kept tabs on the current changing environmental issues involved in the disposal of trash, and the steps I already implement should be re-revised on a monthly or at least yearly basis. In my explorations I have set myself a task of daily examining this more, and by the end of the year I hope to have made many more like minded friends in the process.

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Glass Eyed Trash Robot Waste Disposal Handling

By admin | Published: November 24, 2009
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Today this blog explores three topics in the field of recycling, disposal and robotics design. I have started with the most transparent first, then explored the environmental issues required when compacting rubbish in business and finally developed the topic of paper. Trash Robot is the key theme today. But like yesterday, the day before and the days before that we will reveal many different levels. First lets take a look at glass.

Glass is the first thing you need to know, if you had a Trash Robot you could just program your Trash Robot to know this stuff.

Why is glass so important in the recycling trade?

Glass is a very important part of recycling so this should be on the top of your list when disposing of rubbish. For example Molten, glass can be manipulated to make packaging, car windscreens, glazing and many other products. Commercial Glass also known as Soda-lime glass, lead Glass and glass Fibre can be remade into great lighting products because of there fancy colours. Some tradesmen who use glass are optician’s and scientists. Telescopes use glass to increase the vision. Commercial glass is just one popular glass because of the obvious it’s visibility, great for windows. Lead crystal is what decorative jars are made of they are a lot stronger because of the lead oxide present in them. More importantly this high lead oxide is a great way of preventing exposure to grammar rays. [Footnote to this I recommend we make Lead glasses for our Trash Robot especially if he is outside the planets ozone layer].

Waste compactors can be huge and very heavy large trucks are used to move them from A-B. But business’s all over the world regularly fill up these storage tanks. To run a waste compactor a business needs a special license to trade. That is why there are not to many companies doing this but if your lucky enough to have these in your area then you should think yourself very lucky. Let me see if you work in a hospital, a school, the army, a large factory or even a small factory the chances are you have one of these dependent on size. These bins usually contain paper or cardboard plastic bottles [Note not glass bottles] and general food waste. Look this is another example of everything becoming really mixed up. However what the compactors do is they often send out the foodstuff from schools to pig bins, which means our trash Robot will have to be very good with animals, very strong but be efficient enough to stand out in an industrial environment. [Footnote trash Robot is going to need a wardrobe to fit each uniform].

Paper is another really important bit of rubbish. We get so many documents with our address on and the first thought I think about with paper is ripping up my details into little pieces so no one can pretend to be me. So this means our Trash Robot needs to be tactile. He needs to have hands or indexical instruments sensitive enough to handle paper, he should have a special place to but all the paper and cardboard rubbish and dispose of it appropriately. By recycling paper correctly we can begin to feel like we are actually doing something for the environment. Similarly Trash Robot should be manufactured in a way in which he is closer to nature. Made from special materials that don’t ruin nature. This is an important part of recycling and is another trait I wish to see in trash Robot.

All three of these industries offer special nominal fee payments where by you or your business can receive a payment plan that is flexible enough for you to afford. Maybe a grant system or loans be issued to help and assist people to buy the Trash Robot to look over you and watch whilst you learn to dispose of your rubbish more carefully.

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How to make a Trash Robot

By admin | Published: November 22, 2009
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The answer to this question is I truly do not know, however I no somebody who does, and that somebody is you. how would you like to be part of the conception of this device. After-all we need a Trash Robot right? There’s a niche for this and it is going to happen and it will be possibly the biggest idea of 2009, but by that time we will probably be somewhere near 2012. So in a bid to step up the procedures I have made this post to firstly explain just what the trash Robot might be, then secondly I will explore just what types of people the trash robot may help then finally I will explore a few more possibilities afterall Robot’s and rubbish are made by man. We are the trashmen and trash women that create the heaps of rubbish which no-one else would think of going through. And like hoarders of rubbish there will always be resistance.

So lets first start with the preliminaries, we live in an age of confusion and a world which is amounting some great new devices but at the same time and this is not me being nostalgic we are neglecting some of the older technologies as we move forward, think for a minute if you will about how you felt about the cassette player when we moved into an age of I-pod not forgeting the CD which we still have on new computers today. Some us I ‘m sure were a little reluctant to move forward and try this new device, and the progression of these devices, in hindsight were indeed part of a logical progression in the chain of listening to music and audio recordings. But my question is how do you suppose they connected the dots to come up with the ideas to bring these new technologies into mainsteam.

Trash Robot is an idea that I have been sitting on for a few years now, we have already seen the attempts at creating robots. My previous host of this site Trash Robot Inc. came up with a great idea about a Robot trailer truck that would deliver your rubbish from the kitchen to the dustbin outside. This is of course a great idea, but this site is a 2009 version and we will be definitely conceiving some more original ideas to make this a more practical and popular vision.   If you are working in the rubbish industry and you drive those street cleaners down the street; which have been about for years, imagine how it was before you had these devices. Your job was reliant on a

trash cart which you would pull along very long high streets with a small brush and you would have to constantly be going up and down the street. If you are a housewife and it is your job to clean the house and are constantly taking out the trash and don’t know how to improve your recycling skills then imagine having a Trash Robot to help you whilst your husbands away at work.

Just a few ideas that I am putting out there to probe the internet group mind. However this will take participation and may involve future questionnaires. For example what concerns do you have about the waste and it’s journey to whatever is salvageable. When Trash Robot comes into the mainstream you will be able to trust it like your phone or you I-pod but if the good work it does does not go into the right place all this good work will go to waste. So how can we solve this problem? Many people are very dissmissive of problems however this is how new technology are produced, if you have any past successful experience in this, I invite to leave your comments here.

So what types of rubbish would a Trash Robot be adept at dealing with? Well so far what has already been thought of is the pick and pass mechanism. Based in a factory setting where the robot is at a conveyor belt and it sorts through all this rubbish but this is a slow precedure and is best done by a human, and some might say is a waste of electricity but it’s the same people who are scrimping and saving and looking for solutions to skillfully do there best at saving money but are like the people who had resistance with change of the phone and always explain why they are using it, almost guilty about the technological advance.

By investing in a Trash Robot you may save knowing that your rubbish is going to someone who needs it. Imagine a Robot around the house who knew what rubber bushes are. A robot that did the washing, a robot that could guarantee doing washing without creating any stains in your clothes. Or a robot who knew how to make a great cup of tea but more importantly know where specifically to put the used tea bags in-order for the tea bag to make the grade down the rubbish yard from the right bag, to the right collection machine.

These are very simple yet interesting ideas and again if you had an appliance such as the Trash Robot in the home you would think twice before hoarding rubbish. Don’t leave it till 2012 to get this thing moving, the dust is rising!

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Trash Robot

By admin | Published: November 21, 2009
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If you are tired of going down to your local disposal site and loosing faith in your local collection services and are confused just about what goes where in-amongst all the recycling information. Forgotten the days in which your trashmen come to pick up your trash maybe you need a trash robot?

You drink something or take it out of the wrapper and toss it away without any thought. Recycling is about going to separate bins and putting them into different bins. Edco recycling have machines and conveyor belts that co mingle and recycle rubbish. Broken glass and such has to be separated. Material goes through a conveyor belt and is screened and sorted out by people. Paper is another important part of disposal. Recycled paper is sold to business’s all across the country and machines contribute so much to this process, but the risk to man is the possible risks involved in working with trash.

There are environmental concerns about the lack of landfill space, scientist’s are currently working on a way of developing techniques and new technologies to help us dispose, recycle and collaborate in the automated disposal of trash. From this a new relationship is arising between trashmen and taylor made trash disposal schemes. By separating your plastic containers you will be helping the plastic go into making fleece jackets and shipped to countries that need these resources.

If you are already focused on disposal of rubbish under the guidance of your council or local estates managers in your country you may want to subscribe to this blog. The information provided will give you guidance at about upfront information from around the globe on new products and new systems to assist you in you ecological quest.

Recycling and other strategies may cost a little more in time and effort and hopefully a Trash Robot will assist you with making this task easier. We live in an age when even putting out the trash can seem an laborious task and with this in mind considering the awareness needed to be a edco minded person the simplest tasks can make the most difference.

No man is an island people often say but in the country it’s possible to overlook where all this rubbish is destined to go. Conservation of natural resources is a key theme in the global consciousness and by separating your rubbish as apposed to just dumping it in the bin and limiting the release of toxic substances into the environment you can begin to start following some simple methods. Throughout the duration of this blog the posts will include information about new technologies that can guide and remind you more.

You might also be concerned about how people see you and where you live. Well I’m here to tell you just how cool it can be disposing of taylor trash clothing, where is the best charity store to take your old fashion and why this is an integral part of contributing to the enviroment.

Find new uses for articles and packaging that would otherwise be discarded. Dry wall, wood and demolition recycling can also be recycled again this is where the materials will be processed by Trash Root machines. This type of rubbish can create fuel and can also help to cover landfills rather than having your countries community overly dependent on burning down this type of rubbish.

The recycling business is fairly new; metals, newsprint and glass are easily re-manufactured but more uses must be developed for plastics. Some recycling centers pay for materials like aluminum and newspaper. You can utilise this knowledge and improve your relationship with the trashmen. Imagine having a robot do a lot of the work for you. In the cinema we see so many droids that do so much, they have characters and are accepted member’s of the scientific films community. It’s just a thought but when is it so we will have this a reality. Machines guiding us with how and informing us regularly why we should begin the transformation of rubbish into equitable resources at home even before it makes the recycling process.

As individuals and families we may one day see it as our responsibility to respect and sort out are own rubbish. hobbyists who disassemble televisions and computers and reclaim precious metals offer to take them off people’s hands. So this being the case what are they practically doing to transform the technology and take it to places where technology is needed. Again raising an awareness about ethical questions for tenants and community alike. United in new applications that make disposing of rubbish an interesting task. Something the kids will talk about. Imagine a park clean up or a beach clean with the group guided by an Android or Android telecommunications device reminding the searcher about oncoming floating trash on the island.

Check to see where your trash is being dumped. Some landfills are used to produce methane gas and other biofuels. Find out in your area where you local waste is. You can start by putting notes on your computer, begin to start using your daily to do list on your computer and mobile phones. You can begin by using stickies to remind you about the routines required. Prior to this, if all this seems just a little bit of hard work you might want to stick around to find out more about the birth of the trash Robot.

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THQ Wireless – Wall•E for mobile

By admin | Published: February 13, 2010

Disney/Pixar’s latest animated marvel arrives on mobile! Lonely cleaning robot Wall-E is the last conscious being on Planet Earth, now an intergalactic waste disposal site. He needs your help to complete his item collection. Use WALL-Es special abilities and call on his friend EVE for a helping laser to accomplish the challenging platform puzzle based missions.

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Robotic Arm.AVI

By admin | Published: February 13, 2010

Reusage enthusiast Connor shows us the robotic arm he built from Home Resource parts!

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Green Careers: Recycling (clip)

By admin | Published: February 13, 2010

The recycling industry is still in its infancy but is growing fast with everything we buy, consume, and then throw away.

This program introduces job opportunities in recycling including a profile of an electronics recycling start-up and a San Francisco municipal program to recycle cooking oil into biodiesel fuel. Job opportunities in recycling include collection, transportation, receiving and sorting, disassembly, handling hazardous materials, scheduling, operations, and plant management. Recycling provides opportunities for young people to start with a temporary or part-time job, then move up to supervisory and management responsibilities.

The biggest challenge in recycling is developing innovative and environmentally sensitive solutions for recycling a wider array of materials. The government is a large factor in the growth of this industry, and often pays private companies to recycle. But for anyone who is entrepreneurial and can figure out a new way to reuse what other people discard, recycling can offer a very worthwhile and profitable career. 22 minutes,
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Jobs profiled in this program include:
E-Waste Entrepreneur, Plant Manager, Biofuel Coordinator, Truck Driver.

Grade Levels: 7 to Adult

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IS it okay to throw your trash out bagged without barrels for the trashmen?

By admin | Published: February 11, 2010


Where I live when you sign up for trash pick up the automatically give you a big can. They only pick up what is inside the can. Reason being with to days technologies they no longer have to get out the truck. They have a huge metal arm type grabber thing that picks up the trash can and dumps it in the garbage truck. Thing is the garbage can usually ends up being tipped over when they set it down. I use to set my trash out, if I did not feel like walking to the garage to put it in trash can. Figure I could it another day. Nothing like waking up to a yard full or trash. I had given every stray animal in the neighbor hood a feast. then I had to go pick up the smelly stuff they chose not to eat. And then my neighbors complained to the city because I had trash all over my yard and some blew in there yard. It just harped to be the week of my period and my neighbors just happened to have some sanitary pads and tampons blown in their yard. They get up before I do. So I did not notice it till shortly after seven and they saw it at six. So I was given a warning. A part of me wanted to go tip there trash can over the following week in the middle of the night. but I am to mature and I have a daughter that I need to set a good example for. And if it windy out your old mail could blow into someone Else’s yard.

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