• Member 1: Parvathi S Presad - College of Engineering Kallooppara
• Member 2: Gifty Chacko - College of Engineering Kallooppara

[https://hack1-uf06.onrender.com]

Waste Locator System is a web platform that connects citizens with nearby garbage collectors. Users can upload waste photos with location details so collectors can quickly find and clean the area.

Waste often remains uncollected because people don’t know who to contact, and collectors don’t receive timely or accurate location information. This communication gap delays cleanup and affects public hygiene.

The system allows users to upload waste images and location data. It automatically matches reports with registered collectors serving that area and displays them instantly for quick response.

For Software:

• Languages used: HTML, CSS, Python
• Frameworks used: Flask
• Libraries used: SQLite3
• Tools used: VS Code, Github, Browser

List the key features of your project:

• Upload waste images with location
• Collector registration system
• Location-based collector matching
• Feedback and rating system

pip install flask

python app.py

![Screenshot1]) Homepage of the system(

Waste upload page

Collector matching results

System Architecture:

Architecture:- Frontend sends user input to Flask backend which processes and stores data in SQLite database and returns results.

Application Workflow:

User uploads waste → system stores data → searches collectors → displays results.


 Screens showing system interface and modules

 Development stages of the project

 Final deployed system interface

[Add your demo video link here - YouTube, Google Drive, etc.]

Human Contributions:

• Architecture design and planning
• Custom business logic implementation
• Integration and testing
• UI/UX design decisions

• Parvathi S Presad: Frontend development, backend logic, documentation
• Gifty Chacko: Testing, UI improvements, deployment

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Common License Options:

• MIT License (Permissive, widely used)
• Apache 2.0 (Permissive with patent grant)
• GPL v3 (Copyleft, requires derivative works to be open source