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Effective waste management based on precise data is no longer a challenge only for cities and municipalities. The demand for automated and optimized waste collection processes, backed by high-quality data for sustainability reporting, is also growing among large factories, manufacturing halls, and facilities of all types—such as logistics centers, administrative buildings, and offices. Have you already seen our brand-new video explaining our data-driven solution for waste management in factories and facilities? 🏭 Check out the comments section for the link to the full video! 🎥

Saint Nicholas visited our office yesterday to light up the spark in the eyes of our employees’ kids! A joyful atmosphere all around 😍🎅

We are proud to present our brand-new video showcasing our waste management solution for factories and facilities! 🎬🏭 Check out the link in the comments section. 👇

Super excited that our VP for North America, Roman Gdovjak, will be part of the #EUeic USA Soft-Landing Programme in San Francisco, focused on cleantech! From December 8 to 13, he will be meeting with top U.S. experts 🎯: • Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability • Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center, SF • INSEAD San Francisco Hub • SF Bay Area Council • Orrick Sensoneo is ready to unlock its potential and gain valuable business leads in 📍San Francisco and Silicon Valley – the heart of innovation! Find out more in the comments 😉

3,294 of our ultrasonic fill-level sensors are helping to optimize collection frequency in the beautiful city of Prague. Our smart sensors have become the eyes of the city’s waste management system, providing real-time data on the fullness of underground bins across multiple waste streams. 📊 The benefits are not only financial, as reducing unnecessary collection routes saves significant resources, but there is also an important environmental impact due to decreased traffic congestion and noise. 📉 Learn more about this case study in our comments 👇

🏭 Waste management in factories and manufacturing halls presents not only a range of operational challenges that can disrupt efficiency but also analytical hurdles that block the achievement of sustainability KPIs: ➡️ Delayed collection of overflowing bins often disrupts carefully planned production and logistics, causing expensive and unneeded interruptions. ➡️ Collecting half-empty bins leads to unnecessary disruptions in the logistics line workforce, impacting productivity. ➡️ Inefficient waste collection routes drain resources but also increase safety risks. ➡️ Lack of accurate data on the volume of produced waste makes it difficult to optimize operations and plan effectively ➡️ Poor contamination tracking: crucial for meeting sustainability goals and improving waste diversion rates Addressing these challenges requires an innovative approach to waste management that prioritizes efficiency, sustainability, and data-driven solutions. Discover in the comments how Sensoneo helps factories and manufacturing halls! #wastemanagement #ESG #sustainability #industry #manufacturing

Lesson from Covid: Why waste management must be data-driven? Most waste collection is based on preset schedules—routes that haven’t changed in years. But what happens when the unexpected occurs? Take Covid, for example. In an instant, people shifted from working in offices to working from home. This changed waste production patterns, moving them from one part of the city to another. For many cities, waste collection couldn’t keep up. It takes months, sometimes even years, to redesign routes and adapt to a new reality. This is where data becomes critical. Reliable, real-time data enables waste managers to respond quickly to shifts, plan smarter routes, and reduce inefficiencies. Without it, cities are stuck reacting slowly to change. The solution? It’s simple: digitizing waste management by collecting data with sensors!

Oops, we did it again! 🫢 We made it to this year's Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Central Europe ranking, reaching 28th position with 1,047% growth! More than 400 companies from 17 countries applied for the 25th anniversary of this award.

We recently enhanced our Bin Access Management solution with new functionality! The new version, BAM 4.0, now includes the capability to be extended with external devices. For instance, the system can now be paired with our ultrasonic fill-level sensors, enabling bins to be locked automatically once they reach a predefined capacity. 🔒📊 Since the sensors are connected to the BAM by a cable, they do not require batteries, as they use the capacity of the battery inside the BAM. This means that deploying both devices together is extremely beneficial from both a technological and financial perspective. Take a look at the video explaining our BAM solution in the comments 👇

In 2024, we’re celebrating a decade since the first major installation of our smart sensors, innovating waste management with data-driven technology! Ten years ago, Mesto Nitra and its municipal services company, NKS, became global pioneers, installing our first fill-level sensors to monitor levels of semi-underground bins across the town. Since then, we have significantly fine-tuned both our hardware and software, resulting in exponential improvements in data reliability, maintenance, and service. Today, this partnership has grown to include 440 monitored bins collected by two dedicated waste vehicles. Our shared smart waste project has brought powerful results: → Reduced overflow of bins and cleaner streets → Efficient, data-driven collection routes → Higher satisfaction for Nitra’s citizens 👇 Learn more about our ten-year journey and what’s next for Nitra in the comments!