India does a poor job of implementing effective waste management systems. The waste management system contributes to environmental advancement in addition to environmental cleanup. Among the many tasks involved in waste management are recycling material sorting, rubbish disposal, and other tasks. Even though not everyone in the population now uses an appropriate waste management system, our government has taken some steps in that direction. This trash management system is run with the help of image processing and the Internet of Things. The Internet of Things comprises several sorts of sensors, including as proximity, ultrasonic, filling, infrared, and moisture sensors. To perform image processing, the data points given to the processing model are examined. Approximately sixty photos are taken at a time to conduct object detection. By applying these concepts to image processing, we may utilize AI to recognize various objects and determine the kind of item that travels around the carousel. There are several classifications for trash, such as plastic, sanitary, dry, wet, and E waste. Sorting the disposable trash and placing it in appropriate bins; this would be a job for individual workers. After that, we would collect all of the sorted trash by means of a conveyor belt. Every garbage that has been sorted will be put onto the conveyor belt. This would enable us to accurately separate the rubbish.