Reduce / Reuse
Continue using, donate, upgrade selectively or route a functional product to refurbishment so its useful life is extended.
Nodal Centre · Centre for Energy Studies
Submit an electronic item, receive an explainable Reduce–Repair–Recycle recommendation, track doorstep collection, and follow its journey through repair, refurbishment or authorized recycling.
One platform, three outcomes
The Hub combines user-submitted evidence with a transparent questionnaire model. Experts can validate or override every recommendation before physical movement.
Continue using, donate, upgrade selectively or route a functional product to refurbishment so its useful life is extended.
Prioritize repair when damage, device age, parts availability and repair cost indicate that recovery is practical and safe.
Route unsafe, severely damaged or end-of-life items to controlled dismantling and authorized material recovery.
User–Hub–Cluster architecture
User uploads an image and answers a short condition questionnaire.
The hosted 3R model generates a recommendation, scores and reasons.
The NIT Hamirpur Hub checks the recommendation and schedules action.
Authorized repair centres or recycling clusters receive the item.
Impact, materials and value sharing are recorded in dashboards.
Institutional convergence platform
The Nodal Centre supports campus-to-community e-waste assessment, technology demonstration, policy development, laboratory growth, industry collaboration and student innovation.
Centre facilities
Student-led execution
Two coordinated student groups work in parallel: Awareness & Outreach generates participation, data and community problems; Projects & R&D converts them into prototypes, research and process improvement.
Campaigns, collection drives, school outreach, repair cafés, events and measurable engagement.
Classification tools, IoT bins, dismantling safety, recovery prototypes, research and optimization.
The platform will guide its next responsible step and keep the journey visible.