Case Study - City of Gosnells

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Gosnells Council, Western Australia 

Matter is proud to share the findings of this waste sensing pilot with the City of Gosnells, which – as far as we know – is Australia’s first NBIoT wheelie bin sensing trial.

The pilot deployed 50 sensors across a number of the City’s parks. The sample size is small but 
the locations are well spread.

A number of Key Findings came out of the trial, one of the most vital being that substantial time/labour savings could be achieved through operational efficiencies i.e. checking/emptying only ‘full’ bins.  


Preliminary results from the trial found:

Only 7% 

Necessary bin collections
across this period.

Over 50% 

Collections executed 
at <10% fill. 

$39,793

Annual savings at optimal collection efficiency.
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