GreenQ Overview
GreenQ offers a connected garbage-collection platform for municipalities. The company's technology optimizes garbage collection by showing trash companies their trucks' location history as well as the capacity of residents' trash cans. Its smart waste management services are designed to meet the needs of municipalities, haulers, and system integrators.
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GreenQ's Internet of Garbage solution makes cities smarter about their waste
Israeli company GreenQ has developed a system that provides cities with real-time data on garbage collection, enabling them to reduce expenses and pollution. The companys technology includes sensors on garbage trucks and a web-based application that allows municipalities and contractors to monitor truck routes, the volume of trash collected, and more. The data collected has helped cities save money and reduce pollution. For instance, in Herzliya, GreenQs efforts resulted in a 53% reduction in diesel use, a 30% reduction in truck driving distance, and a 53% reduction in carbon emissions. The company, which was chosen by New York-based accelerator URBAN-X in 2018, currently serves more than 11 Israeli cities and is looking to expand to the US and Europe.
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Garbage trucks just got smarter and that's good for all of us
Israeli startup GreenQ has developed a connected residential garbage-collection platform that uses sensors and big-data analytics to optimize schedules and routes for municipalities. The platform gathers data automatically from the trucks and provides actionable insights for reducing expenses, emissions, and improving services. GreenQ promises a fast ROI of less than 12 months and has already seen success in reducing costs and emissions by over 50% in a pilot installation. The company has seven paying customers in Israel and is expanding to the US this summer. GreenQ has also partnered with TipTags of Los Angeles.
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URBAN-X Invests in Startup to Improve Garbage Collection
Israeli company GreenQ, focused on garbage collection efficiency, has been chosen by URBAN-X for its fifth cohort. GreenQ fits cameras and load sensors onto garbage trucks and other equipment to provide real-time data for waste-removal agencies to reduce expenses, emissions, and improve services. With backing from URBAN-X, GreenQ will participate in a 20-week intensive accelerator program. GreenQ already has customers in Israel and Europe and is in talks for a pilot with Waste Management, the largest garbage-collector in the United States.
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Who pays whom for what in Industrial IoT? - The Manufacturer
The article discusses how different technology companies work together to provide Industrial IoT solutions and how the money flows. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the companies capable of providing each part of the solution and how they collaborate. The article presents two use cases to illustrate how various providers work together in different industries. It also explores the payment models used in the IIoT market. The article is part of a series by Alan Griffiths of Cambashi.
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| Sector | Automotive & Mobility Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | $500K |
| Last funding | $500K |
| Stage | Mature |
| Rounds | 1 |
| Investors | 4 |
Team Members
4
Employees: 1-10
Web & Social Links
| Website | greenq.gq/ |
Locations
Givat Ram, Jerusalem, Israel
730 Arizona Ave, Santa Monica, CA, USA
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