What type of operation involves no manual labor to grasp containers?

Fully automated collection refers to a system where technology is employed to manage the entire process of collecting waste without the need for manual intervention. This operation typically utilizes advanced machinery, such as robotic arms or automated trucks equipped with arms that can maneuver and lift containers for collection. As a result, there is no manual labor involved in grasping or handling the containers, which enhances efficiency and reduces the physical demands on workers.

In contrast, partially automated collection still involves some degree of human labor alongside automated systems. Manual collection depends entirely on human effort to collect waste, while automatic sorting refers to the process of mechanically separating waste materials after collection, focusing on organizing materials rather than the initial collection itself. The fully automated collection system streamlines operations, leading to improvements in safety and productivity within landfill management.