WasteX

WasteX

Trash Management Reinvented

The problem WasteX solves

The prevalence of unidentified dumping grounds poses significant challenges for municipalities in effectively addressing waste. This failure to comprehensively clean these areas results in considerable inconvenience for nearby residents, leading to the proliferation of harmful bacteria and unpleasant odors. This issue not only disrupts the quality of life for local communities but also jeopardizes public health. Immediate action is essential to locate, clean, and manage these dumping grounds strategically, ensuring a safer and more pleasant environment for all residents.

Challenges we ran into

We faced several crucial obstacles that put our capacity to adapt and perseverance to the test as we set out to create an original waste management system for the hackathon submission. One of the biggest challenges was managing a sizable and complex database, a task new to our team up to this point. In order to effectively handle and control massive volumes of information, we had to investigate new ways and broaden our skill set in order to navigate the complexity of data storage, retrieval, and optimisation.Another difficult task was joining the front-end and back-end parts of our solution. It took careful attention to detail and a profound understanding of software architecture to integrate flawless communication between these two essential components. We effectively closed the gap by meticulous teamwork and persistent problem-solving, resulting in a user experience that is consistent with the essential features of our waste management system.The process of launching our website was yet another challenge that called for careful thought. We needed to be creative and have a solid understanding of hosting platforms and deployment pipelines as we worked to make our solution accessible to a larger audience. For our waste management solution to be distributed to consumers effectively and smoothly, overcoming technological obstacles and streamlining the deployment process became crucial.Additionally, using Streamlit for the first time was a remarkable challenge that demonstrated our team's flexibility and desire to experiment with new tools. We had to quickly master Streamlit's complexity and make use of its possibilities due to the steep learning curve connected with it in order to design an intuitive and user-friendly interface for our waste management system.

Tracks Applied (8)

Most Creative Use of GitHub

We utilized GitHub as our centralized platform for managing all aspects of our project. We took advantage of various Git...Read More

Major League Hacking

Best Use of MongoDB Atlas

Our platform has implemented the use of MongoDB Atlas Database to store informative blogs on recycling and reusing waste...Read More

Major League Hacking

Best Use of Streamlit

We have developed an interactive chatbot using Streamlit, a popular open-source library for building conversational inte...Read More

Major League Hacking

Auth0 Track

We have implemented Auth0's authentication services to manage user logins and database management. Auth0 provides a seam...Read More

Auth0

Best Use of APIs

The existence of unidentified dumping grounds presents a substantial obstacle for municipalities in their efforts to eff...Read More

Postman

Best Postman Public Workspace

We created a Postman Public Workspace for testing and managing our personal backend server made with FastAPI. We added s...Read More

Postman

Wildlife and Environment Track

The prevalence of unidentified dumping grounds poses significant challenges for municipalities in effectively addressing...Read More

Beginners Track

We're new on the field of hackathon. We're from B.Tech 3rd year and we are just learning new tech. So using those tech w...Read More

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