The latest GPS transmitter bottles showing the path of waste can already be tracked on a map
Mapping the waste situation in our rivers has arrived to the next chapter.
As part of the Tisza PET Cup research and development program, experts are now launching three plastic bottles equipped with GPS transmitters that transmit real-time data and on the map exactly where the bottles are going.
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