Green Marketing Practices and Challenges to Indian Companies

Tyagi, A K; Yadav, Shivani

doi:10.46333/ijtc/10/1/9

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“…anks to the push for the worldwide toilet challenge, more innovative possibilities for toilet design have emerged. Tyagi and Yadav [2] proposed that toilets use solar energy to generate hydrogen and electricity. Bhutta et al [3] proposed that waterless toilets use nanomembrane technology to convert gray water into clean water.…”

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“…e transformation of intelligent technology has brought unprecedented changes, traditional products are transformed into data-driven intelligent products, and these intelligent products will have four characteristics: (1) directly connected and interconnected with the cloud; (2) built-in multiple sensors and equipped with intelligent processors; (3) learning with the help of arti cial intelligence, speech recognition, and other cognitive technologies; (4) entering the market through an outcome-oriented "product-as-a-service" model [1]. While intelligent products are endowed with di erent characteristics, the mode of human-machine collaboration has also changed, arti cial intelligence technology has subverted people's traditional way of life, work, and interaction, and a new model of human-machine collaboration has emerged as the times require.…”

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Green Development and Self-Service Payment System of Intelligent Pet Public Toilet Based on Artificial Intelligence

Wang

Gong

Lyu

et al. 2022

Mobile Information Systems

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Controversy about pets such as dogs is also growing, and the public health controversy is the most obvious. In order to solve the public health problem of pets outdoors, meet the needs of pet family pets for outdoor hygiene, and make up for the lack of smart pet public toilets in the market and with the development of artificial intelligence technology, the authors propose that “pet toilets” have been put into use in many cities and the emergence of this new thing is mainly aimed at the substantial increase in the number of pets such as dogs in cities, hoping to better solve the problem of pet dogs urinating in public places in the community and provide a more convenient dog service measure for urban residents. Through a questionnaire survey of 100 random volunteers, it was found that 69 people believed that pet toilets were very necessary for society; therefore, from the perspective of artificial intelligence, the development of smart pet toilets and self-service payment systems has been focused on.

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