https://developer.ibm.com/callforcode/solutions/2021-solutions/
Ecobridge is a platform that unites collectors of recyclable material with consumers seeking resources to manufacture their products. We seek to feed a database with collected materials to classify them by their ability to be recycled and provide more detailed information on each one. By joining these two users we facilitate the search for both by increasing the demand for these materials through our platform. Thus allowing the creation of a circular economy market that contributes to the decrease in the use of natural resources. At the same time, through the platform, we can provide any person or business with an endorsement of the resources they consume and also a certification of the carbon footprint by a recycling company if they wish.
- Videos
- Architecture
- Roadmap
- Start EcoBridge
- Live Demo
- Technologies
- App Screenshots
- Team
- Acknowledgments
- Bibliography
Watch the video below to understand EcoBridge's solution!
Other Videos:
- Video for the IEEE Bootcamp - Road to Call for Code 2021
- Video of the closing event of the IEEE Bootcamp - Road to Call for Code 2021
- Demo Video - Hackathon Shawee
- Pitch Video - Hackathon Shawee
- Video of the Hackathon Shawee Closing Event 🥉
- Fetch data from the Client.
- Cache process and DB2 database query.
- DB2 response to FastAPI.
- Watson Discovery processing for classification and rating.
- Response of data to the Client.
#Roadmap
- Next.js - React.js framework for web applications.
- FastAPI - Python micro-framework for creating asynchronous APIs
- CloudFoundry - Used for notifications and external authentification.
- IBM DB2 - to store the data in a relational database (SQL).
- Watson Discovery - for find keywords and discover relevant information easily.
- Watson Assistant - for the virtual assistant.
- Watson Studio - for the material classification model and its impact.
- Tensorflow.js - for the material detection component.
- ecoInvent - database with information on products and their life cycle.
- Google Maps API - API used to obtain the geolocation of the person and nearby businesses.
- Youtube API - API used for videos on the platform.
- Alejandro De León - Full Stack Developer
- Michael Knight - Backend Developer
- Alek Rutherford - Full Stack Developer
- Aristides Isaza - Product Manager - Tester
- José Regalado - Dev Ops - Developer
We want to thank you for all the motivation and help you gave us during our project journey.
and all the other people who gave us their attention and support in the development of our idea.
- Material Circularity Indicator - Ellen MacArthur Foundation
- What to Recycle? - Bliss Panamá
- ISO 14001
- BIEM Model
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