Neo trash bin separates garbage in categories for easy recycling

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Feb 11 2010

Conceived by Indonesian designer Ingrid Njono, the “Neo” is a recycling bin concept that segregates garbage into four different categories, i.e., recycle, electronic, trash and compost, so it could be recycled without wasting extra time as well as efforts in the separation of different objects trashed in the bin. Ideal for public places like offices, universities, parks and shopping centers, the recycling bin integrates a turntable at the bottom, allowing people to access any of the sides or sections by rotating the bin with ease.

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Via: Behance

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