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AI-Based Waste Segregation Model 🗑️♻️
Built a CNN-based image classification system in Python to automate waste categorization in real time — sorting items into organic, recyclable, and hazardous categories to support smarter waste management systems.
Stack: Python · TensorFlow/Keras · OpenCV · CNNs
How it works:
📷 Camera captures a live frame
🔄 Image is preprocessed and resized
🧠 A CNN classifies the waste type
✅ Output feeds into automated sorting
This was built during my exploration into applying deep learning to real-world sustainability problems — happy to walk through the architecture or adapt something similar for your use case.
#Python #MachineLearning #CNN #ComputerVision #TensorFlow #Sustainability
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