The design and deployment of a solar-powered trash collecting bot that uses Internet of Things (IoT) technology and Arduino for remote control and monitoring are given in this paper, The initiative is being carried out to assist clean the environment, notably swimming pools, by using renewable energy, specifically the sun, as a more efficient power source, The boat has two motors, an L298N motor driver, an HC-05Bluetooth module, an ESP2866 Node MCU, an Arduino Uno, two batteries, and a solar panel The prototype is constructed up of the following parts: a solar panel, a battery, Styrofoam, a fine screen, and a de motor, A 5V solar panel is connected to a battery, which is also connected to a 3, 7V DC motor, The motor is then hooked to a pulley, which is connected to the shaft, The shaft is attached to the pulley, which turns the shaft's rotating motion into thrust, which propels the robot, The goal of this project is to create an efficient and eco-friendly system for collecting floating debris in bodies of water, ultimately contributing to environmental conservation and pollution reduction.

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1. Solar powered Floating water trash collector Dr. Poornima R1, Dr. Sathish Kumar T M2, Veeramani R3, Karuppanaswamy K4, Rameshkumar J5, Jothimani M6, Mahendran R7
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The design and deployment of a solar-powered trash collecting bot that uses Internet of Things (IoT) technology and Arduino for remote control and monitoring are given in this paper, The initiative is being carried out to assist clean the environment, notably swimming pools, by using renewable energy, specifically the sun, as a more efficient power source, The boat has two motors, an L298N motor driver, an HC-05Bluetooth module, an ESP2866 Node MCU, an Arduino Uno, two batteries, and a solar panel The prototype is constructed up of the following parts: a solar panel, a battery, Styrofoam, a fine screen, and a de motor, A 5V solar panel is connected to a battery, which is also connected to a 3, 7V DC motor, The motor is then hooked to a pulley, which is connected to the shaft, The shaft is attached to the pulley, which turns the shaft's rotating motion into thrust, which propels the robot, The goal of this project is to create an efficient and eco-friendly system for collecting floating debris in bodies of water, ultimately contributing to environmental conservation and pollution reduction.

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1. Solar powered Floating water trash collector Dr. Poornima R1, Dr. Sathish Kumar T M2, Veeramani R3, Karuppanaswamy K4, Rameshkumar J5, Jothimani M6, Mahendran R7
2. Solar powered trash collector on water by : Craig N , Refugio, phD Daniel B .Cristuta, BSME -V Sorren E, Abjelina, BSME IV Gian Michael M.
3. Solar Energy: Renewable Energy and the Environment :18 August 2009 , by Alma Cota, Majid Ghassemi, and Robert Foster.
4. Solar Powerd Water Surface Garbage Collecting Boat” Ketan H. Pakhmodel, Ronit R. Dudhe2, Gangadhar S. Waghmare3, Daniyal A. Kamble4, Kirti Dhenge5
5. Mohd Shamsuddin, Putri Nur Farhanah & Mansor, Muhamad & Hadi, A & Abidin, N & Ibrahim, R. (2020). Article Development of Water Trash Collector. Vol. 1 No. 1 (2020). 1-05
6. P. Solanke, Omkar. S. Shinde, Vaibhav. V. Jadhav, Vijay. S. Jagadle, S. R. Kulkarni, “To design solar operated garbage collector,” International Journal for Technological Research in Engineering, vol.4, no. 9, May 2017.
7. Rahul Prakash K. V, Jithu Markose, Maneesh K. P, Niketh Manohar, P. Sridharan, Jerin Cyriac, “Automatic trash removal system in water bodies,” IJESC, vol. 7, no. 4, 2017.
8. Samie, A., Obi, C., Igumbor, J. and Momba, M. 2009. Focus on 14 sewage treatment plants in the Mpumalanga Province, South Africa in order to gauge the efficiency of wastewater treatment. Afr. J. Biotech., 8(14): 3276–3285.
9. Department of Water Affairs and Forestry (DWAF). 1998. Quality of domestic water supplies - assessment guide, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, Pretoria.
10. Vieno, N., Tuhkanen, T. and Kronberg, L. “Elimination of pharmaceuticals in sewage treatment plants in Finlan”. Water Res. 2007, 41: 1001–1012