pauls-personal-projects / sortify

🇬🇧 Sorts Your Life! Project by Abdul and Paul for Google's 2021 Solution Challenge.

About

Sortify is an app that helps you recycle. In many cases people don’t recycle because it can be hard to know how to dispose of things correctly. Sortify solves this problem by sorting out your recycling for you. Simply take a picture of the item and the app will provide you with recycling instructions.

Getting Started

The Test Release of the app can be found here! Follow the instructions provided on the page.

Usage

Start Screen:

When the app is started you will be faced with two options. Sortify Discover™ that lists all known recyclable objects along with the respective recycling guidances; and Sortify Camera™ that lets the user capture an object & provides relevant information in return.

Sortify Discover:

In the Discover view the user can scroll up and down to browse through different recyclable items.

Sortify Camera:

In the Camera view it first goes to the phone's camera to take a picture. Once the picture has been taken the app gives possible items in the picture and how to recycle them.

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

Contact

Paul Johannes Aru - @paulpall - [email protected]

Abdul Basit - @abdjava - [email protected]

Project Link: https://github.com/paulpall/Sortify

Acknowledgements

• Recycling Information Gathered from North London Waste Authority.
• Recycling Icon & Logo designed by Pixel perfect from Flaticon.
• Camera Icon designed by Freepik from Flaticon.
• Sample code by Google Cloud Vision.

sortify's Issues

BEFORE SUBMISSION

Link should direct the judges to a repository containing your code, which can be hosted on a Version Control System, such as Github or Bitbucket. In that repository, you should include a README.txt or README.md file in the root directory. This file should contain clear instructions on how to run your code for us to be able to test out the solution.

So, if you’re running a public repository on Github, Bitbucket, or similar version control system, you can simply give us the link.