Every day, thousands of single-use plastic bags are discarded across our cities and towns, creating a significant environmental challenge. What if technology could make choosing a sustainable alternative simple, accessible, and efficient?
At Aeonix Research and Innovations LLP, we have developed an AI & IoT-enabled Smart Cloth Bag Vending Machine to encourage citizens to switch from plastic to reusable cloth bags with ease.
Key features
- Sensor-based bag detection to ensure successful dispensing of every bag.
- Smart dashboard for real-time monitoring of machine health, inventory, and transactions.
- UPI-enabled cashless payment system with optional coin-based operation.
- Instant alerts for low inventory and maintenance requirements.
- Robust design suitable for high-footfall public locations.
- Data-driven insights for authorities to monitor usage and environmental impact.
Where the machines fit
- Municipal Markets
- Railway Stations
- Bus Terminals
- Shopping Complexes
- Tourist Destinations
- Government Offices
- Parks & Public Spaces
This initiative can significantly reduce plastic bag consumption while making reusable cloth bags readily available to every citizen. It also supports environmental awareness, promotes sustainable urban development, and provides municipalities with a smart, transparent, and scalable solution.
We sincerely look forward to collaborating with the Department of Urban Development & Municipal Affairs, Government of West Bengal, municipal corporations, municipalities, and urban local bodies to make this vision a reality.
Together, we can build cleaner cities, reduce plastic pollution, and create a greener future for generations to come.
If you are a policymaker, municipal authority, or government official interested in sustainable urban solutions, we would be delighted to demonstrate our Smart Cloth Bag Vending Machine and discuss how it can be deployed across West Bengal.
Let's make West Bengal a leader in sustainable urban innovation.
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