Internet of Things Based Real-Time Monitoring System for Grid Data

Population growth, urbanisation, industry, modernization, and digitalization increase residential, industrial, commercial, mining, radioactive, agricultural, hospital, and electronic wastes in the 21st century. Waste management is becoming the biggest global challenge. Waste management includes collecting, transporting, sorting, destroying, processing, recycling, controlling, monitoring, and regulating garbage, sewage, and other waste. Waste management preserves the environment, prevents pollution, and protects health. Global waste management is modern. Biological reprocessing, recycling, composting, waste-to-energy, bioremediation, incineration, pyrolysis, plasma gasification, ocean/sea disposal, etc. Waste management enhances life. This ensures future peace and wellness. Global health depends on waste management. This optimises waste management. This document discusses worldwide garbage management. It also offers the best waste management approach by critically reviewing previous researchers' findings.

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Globalization and Emerging Opportunities and Challenges in Sustainable Environment in Industry 4.0

Swapna

Singh

Madaan

et al. 2023

Handbook of Research on Safe Disposal Methods of Municipal Solid Wastes for a Sustainable Environment

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The rapid technological advancement of the manufacturing sector over the past few decades inevitably led to the rise of Industry 4.0. It has the potential to significantly alter how globalisation is practiced in the production and consumption of products and services across international markets. In this chapter, the authors take a closer look at the rise of Industry 4.0 and the new technical architecture that underpins it, as well as the benefits it's expected to bring. In addition, how technology can be used to fortify a company's competitiveness and shield it from the perils of this transformation. The new global division of labour, the worldwide supply chain, and the global value chain will all be profoundly affected by this multifaceted technology, as evidenced by a thorough examination of the relevant literature. It will alter the competitive landscape by shifting the advantage away from large corporations and toward small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in emerging marketsand developed markets. As human and technological skills advance quickly, businesses may be able to profit.

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Internet of Things Based Real-Time Monitoring System for Grid Data

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