Scalable Systems Group develops the BinBar™ System, an internet-connected scale that continuously monitors the weight of waste containers in real time. This technology enables waste and recycling companies to optimize pickup schedules, reduce truck maintenance costs, and minimize the risk of overweight citations.
Funding
$4M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Product
Problem
Waste and recycling companies often lack real-time data on container fill levels, leading to inefficient pickup schedules, unnecessary truck rolls, and increased operational costs. Overfilled containers can also result in overweight citations and safety hazards.
Solution
Scalable Systems Group offers the BinBar™ System, a suite of internet-connected, rugged scales designed to continuously monitor the weight of industrial waste and recycling containers. The system provides real-time weight data accessible via a convenient dashboard on phones or computers, enabling companies to optimize collection routes and dispatch the right trucks at the right time. By leveraging this data, waste management firms can improve operational efficiency, reduce fuel consumption, minimize the risk of overweight fines, and enhance overall profitability.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes waste management companies, recycling facilities, and scrap metal processors seeking to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs associated with container management.
Features
- Durable, industrial-grade scale designed for harsh environments
- Real-time weight monitoring with continuous data updates
- Remote access to weight data via web and mobile dashboards
- Customizable alerts for container fill levels and potential overweight conditions
- Data analytics to identify trends and optimize pickup schedules
- Easy installation with options for deploy-at-will bar or roller attachment
- Long battery life for extended operation in the field