| Name | Number | |
|---|---|---|
| Miguel Azevedo Lopes | 201704590 | [email protected] |
| Sofia Germer | 201907461 | [email protected] |
| Rafael Camelo | 201907729 | [email protected] |
Development of a waste management app, integrated in a smart network that includes containers equipped with sensors that provide an updated status on the capacity of the container (how much trash can it still take). The containers are mapped. This feature allows users to not only know where the nearest trash container is, but also if it can take more trash or not. Additionally, this app introduces a brand new service, trash pick up directly at home. This service is done by normal citizens who want to have an extra source of revenue. Thus, to provide this service the app needs to have both an interface for the regular users who want to have their trash collected and for users who wish to collect that trash and take it to the nearest recycling facility. In order to make this service as efficient as possible, the app provides an optimized route for the trash collectors hence reducing travel costs as well as the time spent on the road.
GraphViewer, supplied by the teachers in order to visualize the graph (and everything else that is required to use it - check readme in the lib/GraphViewerCpp directory).
All the files in the 'data' and 'map' directories.
The program can be compiled using CLion, where it was developed, or cmake:
CLion: Import the project and execute
or
cmake: cmake -S ./ -B ./build && cd ./build && make cd build ./WASTE-APP