The World's Most Advanced Garbage Trucks You Have To See▶ Autonomous Electric Trucks

The World's Most Advanced Garbage Trucks You Have To See▶ autonomous electric trucks
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[@C1Ansy]

Some of these look like they are doing it in the most overcomplicate way possible

[@rudyinthesky4967]

yeah like why not drive and collect in the 'conventional' direction? Driving autonomously in reverse is 'clever' but....

[@JP-ir2eq]

I like how the one toter was perfectly positioned between two parked cars. LMFAO

[@oregontreehuggrr]

My kid LOVES this video. We just watched the the second video of recycling and processing trucks. Anymore similar videos would be great! Recycling, trash, yard debris, food waste, dump trucks, compactors, etc, etc, etc we love them all.

[@shadythereok]

Look up ODB leaf trucks, you have to search but the leaf truck videos he may like

[@saugato1256]

Charlie needs to see this!

[@camerongray7767]

I am supposed to be asleep and I just started to think about what I am actually watching...

[@kevinness1367]

Wondering if that music is the cd that comes in the fancy trucks and enables you to work at 2x normal speed 🤔

[@algoy001]

Metoo :-( watching garbage truck clips

[@MrAudienceMember2662015]

No trash was disturbed in the making of this video.

[@gerryvanwoerkom2660]

get them dirty too ...

[@asriwulan5318]

Thank's Video 🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Master your engineering knowledge here❤❤❤

[@YouKnowMeDuh]

Those Volvo's sick. I like it.

[@Aviationgeek21]

Those new macks are sexy

[@koo642]

NTM is actually a Finnish company. The company is headquartered in Närpes, on the west coast of Finland, with subsidiaries in Sweden, Estonia, Great Britain, Germany and Poland.

[@user-tj2ys8tb2p]

Молодцы ребята видео супер хорошие мусоровозы!

[@sergiowestlopez]

Excelente video. Ya 😎 👍

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

👍👍📖📖

[@larryhooverpedofilekillerc4177]

Hello good afternoon thank you for being beautiful thank you for being wonderful I hope you have a great day. Good night greatness in you is beautiful

[@racecarthedestroyer7192]

did you have a stroke while complementing people?

[@orosedobheathaabhaile]

Step away from the doobie Daniel.

[@WesternGarbageTrucks]

Great video

[@65rus12]

А Маз или Камаз что не показали??? Они ведь тоже нано технолоджи, как загрузятся, едешь сзади (и летит с них прокладки, пакеты, помои текут с контейнера и сами коптят как ТЭЦ 🤣) ВСЁ ПО ФЕН ШУЮ

[@stevejames1857]

Don't know how I got here....but find myself going WOW,at garbage trucks?🤔😁👍

[@maxmann3121]

I love this video

[@macster1457]

those trucks look so clean. The garbage truck in our town looks like it came out of a garbage truck.

[@oddball79square69]

All Garbage Trucks should have this sound track playing as standard

[@matthewm4320]

Charlie needs this

[@Buttlicker-xd6ct]

No

[@matthewm4320]

@@Buttlicker-xd6ct ew you clown max is dead no one likes that man

[@Buttlicker-xd6ct]

@@matthewm4320 shut up

[@moisesbeatriz5928]

O brasil precisa urgente caminhaos mas modernos e avançados

[@FullFledged2010]

Great music 🙌

[@ltaaa2]

It's like porno dump truck.....

[@dainamempire]

Freightliner had the coolest bus door

[@tonymcgeachin9906]

One operator doing all the work, wow Automation killing even more jobs.

[@x97k8]

Exactly

[@dons8122]

But at the same time making more in another. Since there will have to be more people to be able to fix those . So yeah that Automation killing jobs has always been a bunch of bullshi*

[@sergioramoneroles5807]

Gracias por la exposición

[@roostercogburn809]

Trash trucks in my neighborhood, will empty a whole block before these will do 3 or 4 houses...

[@frodeskibrek]

Well...your neighborhood looks like trash,so....😂 😂 😂 😂

[@jeromeweaver1728]

Yeah they just look cool but cool don’t get the job done.

[@fryske.tynster]

see the funny thing is those trucks have so mutch polution coming out of their pipes the people in your neighbourhood are not older then 40 8)

[@fryske.tynster]

@Tim Burm1 check out vdl-translift in the netherlands they have a new one that does the same as older diesel or gas types

[@Bartimus1990]

As someone who operates a side loader, I agree, this was so painfully slow to watch XD. Over the years i have definitely noticed the newer trucks being slower at the job and also tend to have more technical issues with so many electronics DX

[@yycgg2934]

waiting for charlie be like...

[@zekegonz6436]

ziptrader?

[@williamscurr8174]

Lol

[@BBA765]

Digger. If you a garbage collection system that really works and is totally efficient take a trip down under to Australia. The single operator truck can pick up and unload a bin within seconds plus the driver doesn't have to move.

[@ronwilken5219]

Someone needs to visit Chatham, Ontario, Canada. Our city issued every home a "wheely bin" like the ones shown. You park it at the kerb on your day. The truck, which is fitted with a front hopper, drives up, a pair of mechanical arms clamps onto the bin, retracts to the hopper where it inverts the contents into the hopper and then returns it to the kerb. The truck moves to the next bin. Once the hopper is near full, after a dozen or so bins, it elevates over the cab to dump into the truck body where a conventional type "crusher" squeezes the garbage to make maximum space available. All is done by the driver alone and each bin takes less than a minute. Our street, 2 miles long, both sides of the road done in opposite directions is completed in about half an hour by one truck. Most efficient system I've seen yet other than not generating garbage at all.

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

👍👍👍👍

[@timothytisor3006]

They have the same garbage trucks you mentioned in the usa.

[@michaelmertin4018]

In Sydney they have Natural Gas driven Trucks,low Noise,Picking up Bins on the Kerb one by one for the last 10 Years.

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

@@michaelmertin4018 👍👍👍

[@TakingTransit]

that sounds like a Curotto Can. My area uses them, they seem to be becoming fairly popular for trash collection. They can be fitted onto a standard front load truck, and they do seem pretty efficient, maybe even more so than a typical side loader

[@fbvzrhh]

Not everything is new. We get some of these vehicles in 2017 xD For example the Freightliner/Mercedes-Benz Econic

[@dubious6718]

We had the underground type vehicle, but for above ground since like 2000. Same method of lifting and emptying

[@nicholaslandolina]

I like the lion 8

[@NeroxEcki]

Sehr viele Deutsche Maschinen, oder? Find ich geil haha

[@LSZocker2009]

Super.....damit man noch mehr Mitarbeiter einspart und alles noch autonomer funktioniert...............*Ironie aus*

[@FabFunty]

The food garbage truck looks like it's producing biogas right on the vehicle 🤣

[@elgringo4918]

Takes way, way too much time. It will never work here in LA

[@YouKnowMeDuh]

Agreed. Garbage trucks move fast where I live, and it's obvious by the way they sometimes throw the trashcans back down far from its original position as if they almost forgot to let it go before leaving lol.

[@BlooMonkiMan]

Europe is clearly better at doing this stuff than us lowly americans 😅

[@stevecarter8810]

A crew of one can take 3 times as long as a crew of five and still be worth it

[@sanansa4567]

the new garbage trucks that have the garbage can lift up front near the driver catch fire/explode. I saw a video where the one worker saw it flaming up and was able to dive to safety right before it exploded. Talk about a dangerous design. He is lucky he wasn't killed.

[@toancao8220]

Tự động này thì chịu rồi

[@jamesmarconi7502]

I just wish I could work for a garbage company that will service and fix your truck when it's needed

[@achsowardas4824]

2:05 - 3:25 For the two hazardous waste bins, I would be interested in the bill.

[@michaelz.7140]

since when kitchen waste is hazardous ?

[@ozciva]

Maybe it is too spicy? Lol.

[@frostedbutts4340]

@@michaelz.7140 When I'm cooking

[@petermallia558]

6:39 we have underground Rubbish,(garbage), bins in London, we have them around where I live, only the receptacle is above ground, the container is below as this shows.

[@dubious6718]

Its quite common in Norway too, and from what I have heard they have sensors so they only get emptied when needed, so its better for environment. The one near me requires a "keycard" to open, so neighbors can't thrown trash in it.

[@Trucksusa]

Swedish technology..👍

[@Saddletramp1200]

Those are great if you have 4 cans on your route. But if you have 150 their useless.

[@VaporheadATC]

No doubt. These looked incredibly slow. Our garbage truck can clear a whole street in minutes and he doesn't even get out of the cab. Arm just scoops up the trash bin and dumps it and moves on.

[@williamlane9140]

35 years in the garbage business. Its still dependant on a good operator.

[@superwassou]

0:53 Volvo trying to KILL 2 JOBS! 🤑

[@user-ng2yi7vk8q]

日本にない技術 海外はこんなシステムがあるからすごい！ 狭い日本ならなにかと技術進歩するべきだよな～

[@jianmingliu2767]

Me: Ever thought about a garbage drone?

[@LiquidBlackWolf]

Freightliner xD clearly just a Mercedes... nice

[@nickywagenaar1432]

In The Netherlands we use way faster side loaders then these, we do around 1300 containers a day if we do that with these then it would take us from 7 on the morning till 8 in the evening lol, Translift system is way better :D

[@DarkVoidIII]

In the area I live in, they would have to be capable of handling recycling bins which have non-recyclable items in them, because we get a lot of recycling bins here that are polluted with rubbish. The garbage truck would require dual cavities installed in it, one for the good recycling bins, the other for contaminated waste mixed with recyclables. It would also have to be capable of completely moving the rubbish to one cavity while leaving the other cavity clean. It would be preferable if it had good quality cameras installed and a large spread area for the items to fall into so it is easy to identify contaminants in the recyclables. It would also have to be capable of packing food contaminants and living organisms such as foul liquids, rotting food, bacteria, maggots, etc, that feed in the contaminated waste, whilst keeping them in the rubbish cavity. I've filed complaints with the relevant authorities, but it keeps going on, like a vicious cycle. People just don't care or have inclination to properly identify where recyclable items should be placed. My area would benefit from a collection truck that is capable of quickly and easily dealing with non-recyclables in a recycling bin.

[@conorsmyth9963]

That isn’t really possible in a recycling truck. Most recycling sorting takes place at the recycling facility anyways, not in the back of the truck

[@DarkVoidIII]

@@conorsmyth9963 Well I know there have been split bin systems in the past when the truck is collecting both waste and recyclables. What they haven't invented yet is a truck that can send a bin's worth of rubbish into either cavity as desired. I'm just saying that it would be something the garbage truck manufacturers might want to consider looking into.

[@conorsmyth9963]

@@DarkVoidIII Yes, that is what I was talking about too. It would be highly beneficial if that was invented, sadly I don't see it happening anytime soon. I know what you are talking about the the split bin trucks, they use them where I am from for certain things.

[@conorsmyth9963]

I could be wrong, but the Lion truck says it has no hydraulic systems on it. But are those not 2 hydraulic cylinders lifting up the rear lift gate at 10:52?

[@joshcook8586]

They are definitely hydraulic unless there is a weird motor that lifts the cylinder

[@racecarthedestroyer7192]

3:30 basically they threw garbage collection equipment on the back of a bus

[@YouKnowMeDuh]

Knew there was something about that truck I was overlooking XD

[@racecarthedestroyer7192]

@@Hydrolegoproductions under the cab

[@racecarthedestroyer7192]

@@Hydrolegoproductions i know that

[@gamarmalay]

That Freightliner is nothing but a rebadged Volvo

[@joshcook8586]

@@gamarmalay nah, Mercedes econic

[@brjf1986]

00:28 01:19 Para colocar uma coisa dessas aqui, nem em sonho. Aqui, as pessoas primeiro tem que saber fazer lixo, aqui é um mangue, jogam de tudo no lixo, jogam em qualquer lugar, jogam nas ruas, nas calçadas, entulho, tudo. Ontem mesmo, num bairro mais pobre aqui, quase não consigo passar com o carro, porque jogaram entulho na rua, tanto entulho que tomou toda a calçada, e quase toda a rua, deixando apenas uma faixa estreita para o carro passar, um ônibus não passa, na rua não passa ônibus, um caminhão teria que passar as rodas em cima de parte do entulho. Uma vasilha dessas na porta para colocar o lixo, roubariam aa vasilha. Lamentável, mas é a verdade.

[@fryske.tynster]

i guess you never looked at the trucks of the dutch firm vdl-translift

[@joehoe9140]

Here in Canada we don't clean up our garbage... We Elect it as Prime Minister

[@krasimirmitev6949]

Вот это 21 век

[@MICHAEL-ic6sn]

Good video

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

👍👍❤❤

[@mariettesuarez6510]

ESTAS MARAVILLAS ...¿¿A CUANTA GENTE DEJAN SIN TRABAJO?? UNA SOLA PERDONA LO DIRIGE .CON EL TIEMPO IRA EL CAMION SOLO MUCHA TECNOLOGIA PERO MAS DESEMPLRO Y HAMBRE

[@hughvane]

For How It's Done videos like this one, show reality. Pickup/compactor trucks, dumpsters and wheelie bins look nothing like those gleaming machines. 'Nuff said.

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

That 2nd one at start is old style

[@Scirocco26.]

the mack looks like a truck from 1970 :D

[@danielucuu]

Not really. Stop trying to be interesting

[@markwright3161]

Neither of the US pair or the electric one at the end are particularly 'advanced'. They still have very clunky lifting equipment and what even does the Freightliner offer? Air suspension is being marketed as if it's a flying car.

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

funny enough that the Econic is only marketed as trash collection truck in the US while it can be used for pretty much any purpose in the service field

[@TheKira699]

I sometimes rely on hearing my garbage truck come up the street..well both of them actually...so if I miss putting the bins out the night before I have time to do them..I'm on the return trip...if the truck was electric...my garbage would be overflowing. lol

[@TheKira699]

@@hamborger8546 true indeed.

[@Mircea020]

3:25 - features taken from Mercedes Benz and Scania. The instrument dials are from MB and the lowered cab for easy in easy out is from Scania. Nice try Frucht liner

[@azumi-osaki]

I still like the old model "(- . -)"

[@Charmin0021]

The Freightliner Econis is just an Mercedes Econic, nothin "speical" in Europe today. (still a good conept)

[@luckycharm5251]

The features of the Econic, is that is has an option for lowering the truck all the way to the ground, and lift it to be able to ride over obstacles. Whether or not it's "special" or not in Europe, doesn't matter, as Freightliner is Mercedes' US-Truck brand and division. You don't find Freightliner in Europe as far as I can see.

[@Charmin0021]

@@luckycharm5251 Yes, but all these options was not invented by Freightliner. Or the complete Truck, its was all made and invented by Mercedes and because of that i think its unfair to give Freigthliner the credit for it. Since this truck exsit since 1998 with that feature. I'm not saying that it dont deserve to be in this list, but as an Mercedes Econic and not as an Freightliner Econic

[@luckycharm5251]

@@Charmin0021 I don't know who invented that feature, but it was highlighted as something that Freightliner/Daimler has. Some busses can lower their suspension to make it easier to get in the bus, but they can't raise their suspension any further than to normal ride height. I don't know if this was something that Daimler/Mercedes invented or Freightliner invented tho..

[@Charmin0021]

@@luckycharm5251 Yes, but still it is something that Mercedes did, and not Freightliner. Thats my point. The Econic is based on the Mercedes Citaro, which is a Bus. Of Cause its a Highlight but still nothing that was invented by Freightliner. The Econic is 100% Mercedes, just like the Freightliner Sprinter Van in the past. Its just a rebranding for the American Market

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

👍👍👍❤❤

[@JS-zb1vv]

I still don’t know why the commercial trucks in the USA haven’t went to rear steer trucks and trailers. Better turning and control.

[@sanitar-otti320]

Sind diese Müllwagen auf einer anderen Ebene?

[@IonIq21]

Nicht wirklich

[@thegamerguy9344]

When half of these trash cans in the video is empty

[@alyssalawry2226]

I have the worst trash/recycling people. (Divided on the same truck). Last time they came, idk what they did but trash all over my front yard. Also it's not like I can get a different company because they're the only option in my area.

[@sdgupta24]

I have never seen one of these

[@shadythereok]

Lifting those containers outa the ground wouldn't work, juicy juices would be everywhere, lol, I can just imagine

[@dubious6718]

Garbage should be in bags, and the holes in the ground has drains

[@shadythereok]

@@dubious6718 Ahhh... Ok 5' in the ground, hmmm... Drains to where?

[@ChefKevinRiese]

You will never see that here in NYC. That would eliminate those cushy sanitation union jobs!

[@angelogialdini1977]

Cazz......!!!!!! È il mio lavoro...!!!! Peró io la retro me la faccio da me..!!!!!! 👀👀🙆‍♂️👍💪✌🤐😷

[@tedzukowski471]

Quite a few safety infractions. No hard hats, not wearing seatbelts, others.

[@Olafursarason]

Ntm is a finnish company

[@rickmatt100]

it would take a whole month for 1 street.....

[@brandonk6479]

Only one of these had anything like the 'autonomous' the title says. And that was only for the reverse driving. Otherwise they all had to manually done... even the one that drove itself in reverse had to be manually controlled to pick up the cans...

[@brandonk6479]

@@Hydrolegoproductions not sure what this had to do with my comment? I didn't mention Volvo at all...

[@dubious6718]

Reverse driving is useless, cause then you have to drive the same street 2 times, backwards, then forward. Cheaper and faster to hire a driver and use cheap labor in the back.

[@bohelms1722]

someone here who lives in Norderstedt?

[@ibins5180]

7:58 Denke da nur an das Genick des Fahrers wenn er das dem ganzen tag macht wenn er bei jeder Mülltonne seinen Kopf wie eine Eule verdrehen Muss das er sieht was er macht hat sich sicher so ein Ingenieur einfallen lassen . Ich finde da geht es schneller aus zu steigen und gesünder ist es auch.

[@PingCrack]

Der Fahrer scheint das nur als Demo zu machen, der fährt das sonst nicht. Der Profi schaut in den Spiegel und die Kameras die am Arm angebracht sind.

[@craigslistrro709]

I personally prefer a real human to be my garbage man...He gets a steady decent paying job.

[@marcosribeiro9391]

Pena que não mostra separação de reciclaveis. Nem a descarga do veiculo. Homem produz muito lixo. Lixo também é dinheiro. Produzir por exemplo energia.

[@SLiNCOrE]

the freigtliner ... is basicly a Mercedes-Benz Econic which was released in 1998 .... so what is special about it ?

[@ajflament8012]

biggest issues i see WHERE ARE THEIR HARDHATS???? esp th one using a crane to pickup and dump the can...

[@drewsreviews2]

8:30 best one oramge

[@wizeoldfart26]

I will be more impressed when I can flush ALL my trash down the sewer line and they can sort it at the end. Then NO trucks in my neighbor hood.

[@rubiks6]

An electric truck adds more carbon to the atmosphere. Where do you think the electricity to charge it comes from?

[@rubiks6]

@@hamborger8546 - Says you.

[@StefanBacon]

I don''t get why Diamler can't make a decent steering wheel for freightliner trucks. Fuso has good ergonomics, why are freightliner steering wheels so awul to use?

[@jamesbond1231]

LOL @ building a truck to deal with compostable waste.

[@AlexKall]

Why is that a "lol"?

[@jamesbond1231]

@@AlexKall intentionally obtuse? Or just grew up in a city?

[@AlexKall]

@@jamesbond1231 I'll repeat the question. "Why is that a "lol"?

[@jamesbond1231]

@@AlexKall because human stupidity is laughable? Again I'll ask my question. Are you being intentionally obtuse or did you just grow up in a city?

[@michaelmertin4018]

In Australia they use Lp Gas driven Trucks,low Noise,Picking up Wheely Bins from the Kerb for many Years.What for that Monster?!

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

We use a mixture in australia

[@michaelmertin4018]

@@southaussiegarbo2054 any mixture with low noise is OK.

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

@@michaelmertin4018 yes indeed we do. Electric trucks are low noise. We got Diesel Biodiesel(very few emmissions) Compressed natural gas(cng) Electric And a couple petrol ones. They are looking into solar energy ones

[@michaelmertin4018]

@@southaussiegarbo2054 I know there are many ways to get it done.but some are to expensive to do the job.LP powerd engines are fairly effective,only the hydraulics make some noise.

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

@@michaelmertin4018 LP? The EV option is only about 100k more then the diesel kind fyi. from prices that my aera put out back in late 2019 said Diesel about 450k per truck Ev 550k.

[@fredlakota3595]

Most are old tech already in the Netherlands , and some are not good at all.. imagine having to empty 2000 bins a day and also cleaning them inside the truck.. not gonna happen , time consuming.. also is there a guarantee that the batteries of the electric truck last 10+ years with daily heavy use...? .. i dont think so.. so its to expensive in long term to use them

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

what do you do in the Netherlands instead?

[@fredlakota3595]

@@EnjoyFirefighting Didnt say we dont use the tech , but most of the tech like underground bins etc.. we already do for 10 years if not longer, in my eyes that's old tech

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

@@fredlakota3595 just because it might be used for a decade in some places I guess some things can still be declared as being advanced compared to other systems, also regarding that there probably isn't that much evolution over the years. Underground trash bins for example is sth you hardly see anywhere in Germany, and if you do, those are public bins and none belonging to apartment buildings or similar

[@BR403]

Warum ist der Titel deutsch und die Beschreibung englisch?

[@sj7601]

A tesla garbage truck that doesn't have an arm to pick up a can itself? I'm confused..

[@alaincombes4659]

il faut 1 semaine pour faire un quartier

[@brutus9748]

While I appreciate the R&D that has gone into these trucks, they are incredibly slow! Time to get the job done must not be a factor in the design

[@chagi4334]

it does they are operated way faster in real life if seen them here in germany many times and they yeet through that stuff

[@G4bi94]

Por que estoy viendo un video sobre camiones de basura???

[@mrbond9882]

People in the comments are worried about US cities not being able to use these trucks. No one is worried about you guys. These are chilled, layed back European countries who don't take on all the unnecessary stress someone in Downtown LA or NYC has

[@tpnphoenix3367]

isnt it easier to just walk over to the trash take it up throw it away and put it back

[@lauracore2511]

Plus il y aura des machines sophistiquées ou autonome plus il y aura de chômage

[@jimihendrix991]

...do the 100% 'electric' versions work in Somalia? (Asking for a friend)

[@frostedbutts4340]

Uh Somalia has electricity. They don't like in huts with spears bro.

[@DC3Refom]

I call them dustin bin lorries