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Diego Guevara

Junior Designer — Monterrey, Mexico

Trash Recycle unit

alfredo ruiz Aug 22, 2010

hey me gustó, buen concepto!
Diego Guevara Jun 03, 2010

Well you are not to far from calculations, this concept is think to be 31.5in (80cms) tall x 23.75 in (60cms) wide and sticks out of the wall just 4in (10cms.).
Diego Guevara Jun 03, 2010

The nanobots will recycle trash in stages (just like a washing machine) depending in its density will be the stage, for example the lowest density as organic will be first y the higher the density as metal will be last. That way people wouldn't neeed to spent time dividing trash.
matias conti Jun 03, 2010

Nice concept Diego, very prospective. The nanobots would select the different kind of trash to be recycled? Or, you should divide the trash before?
Patrick Murphy Jun 03, 2010

interesting concept. I'm getting conflicting ideas about the scale, though. It looks as if it's about the size of a doormat and only sticks out of the wall 6 inches at most - however here you show an entire trashbag fitting into it. How big is this thing?

Patrick Murphy Jun 03, 2010

interesting concept. I'm getting conflicting ideas about the scale, though. It looks as if it's about the size of a doormat and only sticks out of the wall 6 inches at most - however here you show an entire trashbag fitting into it. How big is this thing?
matias conti Jun 03, 2010

Nice concept Diego, very prospective. The nanobots would select the different kind of trash to be recycled? Or, you should divide the trash before?
Diego Guevara Jun 03, 2010

The nanobots will recycle trash in stages (just like a washing machine) depending in its density will be the stage, for example the lowest density as organic will be first y the higher the density as metal will be last. That way people wouldn't neeed to spent time dividing trash.
Diego Guevara Jun 03, 2010

Well you are not to far from calculations, this concept is think to be 31.5in (80cms) tall x 23.75 in (60cms) wide and sticks out of the wall just 4in (10cms.).
alfredo ruiz Aug 22, 2010

hey me gustó, buen concepto!