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From robust, enclosed stations to solar-powered compaction and fill data.
We help you choose the right solution for every location and waste stream.
Traditional waste bins in public spaces are often inefficient and lead to unnecessary problems. The lack of capacity and smart monitoring means they quickly become overcrowded, creating an unattractive environment and attracting pests. This creates an unsustainable situation for both the city and its inhabitants.




Among other things, Bigbelly compaction and fill-level data to provide better control over waste management.
At stations equipped with Solar , solar energy is combined with intelligent energy management to create better conditions for year-round operation.
This helps you prioritize the right collections, reduce unnecessary trips, and avoid overflowing bins—while also reducing the risk of littering and pest problems.
You can easily measure the percentage of waste that is recycled instead of thrown away. Bigbelly creates cleaner, greener and safer pedestrian streets by reducing truck traffic, noise and congestion.

When waste volumes increase, the traditional solution is often to install more trash cans. This requires more space, more collection points, and more work for the operations team.
Bigbelly Max tackles the problem differently. Instead of adding more trash cans, it uses the same space much more efficiently through built-in compaction and connected fill-level monitoring. This results in higher capacity within the same footprint and better conditions for more data-driven operations.




Bigbelly enables efficient sorting of waste directly on site. With separate compartments for different fractions (e.g. plastic, paper, glass, metal, food and residual waste), recycling becomes easy and intuitive for users. The smart sensors monitor the fill level of each bin and send automatic notifications when emptying is needed - ensuring that sorting runs smoothly and efficiently.




We’ll help you analyze your current situation, identify the right stations, and create a plan that fits your environment and operations—from placement and installation to training, service, and ongoing monitoring.
