Abstract
The invention relates to tracking and analyzing human behavior through a network and granting compensation to participants through adjusting rewards for said behaviors associated with improving their recycling habits.
Claims
1. A method of intelligent recycling where a first user is first registered in a computer network environment enrollment associating a means of biometric or electronic assigned association to said first user whereby said first user collects and distributes recyclable goods to a Second Compensation Provider participant of recyclable goods collector who in turn compensates said first user with an electronic currency reward enhanced through participation of a third user philanthropist and a fourth user participant goods and services provider who increases the value of said reward through increased exchange of goods and services in trade for accepting recyclable electronic currency.
2. The method of claim 1 where said computer network environment enrollment utilizes a database.
3. The method of claim 1 where said computer network environment enrollment utilizes DAT file storage.
4. The method of claim 1 where biometric association of said first user is stored as a Binary Large Object for storage and retrieval.
5. The method of claim 1 where electronic assigned association is smart card.
6. The method of claim 1 where electronic currency is compensation for recycling efforts of said first user.
7. The method of claim 1 where electronic currency is granted through Debit or Credit Card, electronic digital wallet or digital credit.
8. The method of claim 1 where recyclable goods includes Glass, Metal, Plastic, Paper and Biodegradable refuge or other recyclable materials.
9. The method of claim 1 where proper identification of said first user is associated with recyclable material deposited into containers belonging to a Second Compensation Provider participant so as to properly identify said first user as the recyclable material depositing agent.
10. The method of claim 9 where proper identification of said first user utilized a biometric conversion of said first user's uniquely identifiable traits so as to associate said deposit of recyclable container of materials with said first user account information.
11. The method of claim 10 where deposited material container contains sufficient embedded elements which can identify said container through electronic means.
12. The method of claim 11 where electronic means includes RFID.
13. The method of claim 11 where electronic means includes Ambient Backscatter device.
14. The method of claim 11 where electronic means includes QR Code optical identification.
15. The method of claim 11 where electronic means includes Barcode optical identification
16. An apparatus comprising means for properly identifying secondary containers being deposited by a first user as belonging to said first user distributed in a primary foldable device which once unfolded can interlock and provide electronically identified secondary container distribution elements.
17. The apparatus of claim 16 further comprising QR code registry which register secondary contents held within the said primary container distribution package.
18. The apparatus of claim 16 further comprising Bar code registry which register secondary contents held within the said primary container distribution package
19. The apparatus of claim 17 where secondary containers have embedded solutions which are registered from the primary container QR Code.
20. The apparatus of claim 17 where secondary containers have embedded solutions which are registered from the primary container Barcode.
21. The apparatus of claim 19 where secondary container utilizes an embedded electronic component which can be read through NFC
22. The apparatus of claim 19 where secondary container utilizes an embedded electronic component which can be read through RFID
23. An apparatus comprising means for compensation to a first user recycling participant by a Second Compensation Provider recyclable goods collector which utilizes a first measure of security sufficient to identify said first user, a second measure of security which identifies said first user's deposit as belonging to said first user, a third measure of security which identifies said contents of said first user deposit to match the selection of said deposit.
24. The apparatus of claim 23 where compensation is an Electronic currency based reward system.
25. The apparatus of claim 23 where first security measure is a participation account generation associated with said first user's biometric recording information thereby properly identifying said first user credentials in the intelligent recycling system.
26. The apparatus of claim 23 where second measure of security identifies deposit container being deposited and associated with said first user recycling participant.
27. The apparatus of claim 23 where third measure of security is hardware sufficient to identify contents of recyclable deposit to match the selection made by first user recycling participant.
28. The apparatus of claim 24 where Electronic currency reward system is stored in a blockchain to record transaction states between first user recycling participant and Second Compensation Provider recyclable goods collector.
29. The apparatus of claim 28 where states of Electronic currency blockchain are altered when a transaction of recycling materials are deposited.
30. The apparatus of claim 28 where states of Electronic currency blockchain are altered when a transaction of materials are purchased by said Second Compensation Provider.
31. The apparatus of claim 28 where states of Electronic currency blockchain are altered when a first user utilizes rewards belonging in their Electronic wallet to a fourth user participant offering goods and services in lieu of recycling reward Electronic currency.
32. The apparatus of claim 25 where account generation of first user biometrics is stored in a network computing system.
33. The apparatus of claim 29 where deposited secondary container information is stored in said network computing system.
34. The apparatus of claim 29 further comprising stored information of deposited material stored in network computing system.
35. A foldable collapsible primary container with sufficient markings to identify proper registration of secondary containers to belong to a first user recycling participant in a network computing system whereby said secondary containers are stored one inside the other so as to easily distribute each said secondary container individually so after removal of said secondary containers held within a collapsible primary container and distributed within each secondary container allows first user recycling deposits to be tracked between Second Compensation Provider collectors and recycling facilities who utilize recyclable materials for manufacturing.
36. The container of claim 35 where the foldable collapsible primary container is made of recycled paper.
37. The container of claim 35 where foldable collapsible primary container is made of recycled plastic.
38. The container of claim 35 where foldable collapsible primary container contains sufficient structural interlocking mechanisms to allow a first user to shape the said primary container into a self-standing recyclable material collection bin.
39. The container of claim 38 where self-standing recyclable material collection bin is registered to a first user recycling participant.
40. The container of claim 37 where registration of bin is comprised of an identifiable marking used in QR Code protocols.
41. The container of claim 40 where registration of bin is comprised of an identifiable marking used in Barcode protocols.
42. A method of a Second Compensation Provider to enhance first user recycling rewards through increasing the value through solicitation of environmental cleanup to a third user participant whereby said enhancements are stored in a network computing system and exchange between Second Compensation Provider collector and first user recycling participant reward is enhanced to increase participation of said recycling by first user recycling participants.
43. The method of claim 42 where participation of a plurality of third party users is tracked in a blockchain and stored on a network computing system to monitor transactions between first, second, third and fourth users in the proper recycling of recyclable goods.
44. The method of claim 42 where third party participant reward enhancer participation is stored in a network computing system providing Second Compensation Provider collector with more financial reward benefits to first user recycling participants.
45. An intelligent collection system whereby said first user is identified by biometrics and identified as said first user at a kiosk which controls collection bins above ground to open said collection bin door for discarding proper materials corresponding to the genre of specific bin's collection of recyclable materials through electronically identifiable waste containers which are distributed by said kiosk to said first user supplied by a Second Compensation Provider collection and to assure proper compensation of electronic currency is given to said first user for their participation in the intelligent recycling system.
46. The system of claim 45 where collection system is a plurality of raise able underground collection bins to allow more recyclable waste to be collected by said Second Compensation Provider.
47. The system of claim 46 where notification services are generated through recyclable bin capacity sensors which determine the capacity of the collection bin to be near full or completely full.
48. The system of claim 47 were notification services are SMS text messages.
49. The system of claim 47 where notification services are Email.
50. The system of claim 47 where notification services are an audible alarm.
51. The system of claim 47 where notification services are a visible alarm.
52. The system of claim 45 where biometric identification are facial recognition
53. The system of claim 45 where biometric identification is fingerprint.
54. The system of claim 45 where biometric is retina scan.
55. The system of claim 45 where bin door is electronically remotely controlled through a remote CPU.
56. The system of claim 55 where Remote CPU identifies proper first user through means of biometrics.
57. The system of claim 55 where CPU is located in a wireless network.
58. The system of claim 55 where CPU is located in a wired network.
59. The system of claim 45 further comprising of compensation of reward as monetary compensation to said first user is in the form of electronic currency.
60. The system of claim 59 where electronic currency is Crypto Currency
61. The system of claim 59 where electronic currency is Debit Card.
62. The system of claim 59 where electronic currency is Credit Card
63. A method to utilize recycling user statistics and apply Bayesian protocols of collected data feedback utilizing server based collection data model to adjust or alter strategies to improve recycling proclivity of social media registered recycling participants.
64. The method of claim 63 where said recycling user statistics includes recyclable waste genre of said recyclable waste being discarded by social media registered recycling participants.
65. The method of claim 64 where recycling user statistics includes weight of discarded material by said social media registered recycling participants.
66. The method of claim 64 where genre of recyclable waste is identified through an electronically identifiable flexible carbon based waste container.
67. The method of claim 66 where electronically identifiable flexible carbon based waste container utilizes a QR Code.
68. The method of claim 66 where electronically identifiable flexible carbon based waste container utilizes an RFID.
69. The method of claim 66 where electronically identifiable flexible carbon based waste container utilizes an NFC.
70. The method of claim 66 where electronically identifiable flexible carbon based waste container utilizes a UPC Label.
71. The method of claim 63 where recycling data feedback utilizing server based collection data model is a Bayesian Protocol.
72. The method of claim 71 where Bayesian Protocol data model is used to enhance or alter a registered recycling participant's participation through strategic generation of probability matrix improving proper recycling management.
Description
DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0056] FIG. 1 is a first collection container shown with biometric collection hardware, MCU, CPU, sufficient hardware to identify recyclable material collection genre as well as distribution of secondary containers used for deposit by said first user which properly identify said secondary containers to belong to said first user upon deposit thereby properly identifying said first user deposit being made by said first user in Second Compensation Provider's collection bin.
[0057] FIG. 2 shows a first security measure of biometrics which identifies facial recognition of the first user registering agent whereby said biometric identification is registered to a web interface which properly identifies each first user participant participating in proper recycling procedures.
[0058] FIG. 3 shows a second security measure of biometrics which utilizes fingerprint identification of the first user registering agent whereby said biometric identification is registered to a web interface which properly identifies each first user participant participating in proper recycling procedures.
[0059] FIG. 4 shows a recycling Electronic block chain with states of first user recycler and Second Compensation Provider recycling collector whereby first state of said blockchain shows transactions between each state. Each state of each transaction is either stored, in state root or transaction state determined by transactions between first user recycler, (Reward transferred from Second Compensation Provider and received by first user for following proper recycling procedures), Second Compensation Provider collector, (Reward transaction collected by first user for following proper recycling procedures, from Second Compensation Provider who collects residual market value plus secondary monetization of recyclable goods at a residual value increased by said third user participant environmental impact promoter and between fourth user participant who further increases the transaction state value by offering further reward benefits for utilizing said recycling Electronic currency from first user).
[0060] FIG. 4a shows Second Compensation Provider giving first user participant 10$ which changes the state by executing a transaction on it. This keeps track of the balances and other details of different users (states) and the details of what happens between said first user and Second Compensation Provider on the blockchain or (transactions).
[0061] FIG. 5 shows a block diagram of a plurality of recycling participants beginning with a first user who generates a user account and becomes a verified participant who provides a proper procedure of recycling recyclable goods, a Second Compensation Provider who collects further monetary value of recyclable goods by finding third user participants who wish to participate for personal and taxable gains in environmental cleanup and recycling where said first user benefits from the increased value generated by Second Compensation Provider collection participants and finally a fourth user who provides goods and services extending value by offering an increased value of recyclable Electronic currency.
[0062] FIG. 6 is a collection container which can be provided by said Second Compensation Provider participant or purchased at a recyclable material collection distribution center whereby said collection container begins as a flat box and is folded into a triangle. Within the confines of said collection container is a second collection container containing plastic bags. Said primary foldable container utilizes barcode or QR codes so each first user participant who obtains said foldable container can register internally held recycling containers, each one with embedded solution to properly identify said secondary containers to belong to said first user registered recycling agent.
[0063] FIG. 7 is a plurality of first collection containers shown with biometric collection hardware located 15 of FIG. 7 on Kiosk, MCU, CPU, sufficient hardware to identify recyclable material collection genre in each container as well as distribution of secondary containers used for deposit by said first user which properly identify said secondary containers to belong to said first user upon deposit thereby properly identifying said first user deposit being made by said first user in Second Compensation Provider's plurality of collection bins located on a platform 11 FIG. 7 containing a scale on each container to measure deposit by said first user.
[0064] FIG. 8 is a plurality of first collection containers (500A, 500B & 500C Respectively) shown with underground collection bins (501A, 501B, 501C Respectively) with a Kiosk 510, which collects first user information for verification purposes. Located below the raising platform is sufficient hardware to raise and lower each collection bin (501A, 501B & 501C Respectively) to empty recyclable material upon collection by a recyclable collection personnel.
[0065] FIG. 9 is a flow chart showing a waste sorting device located within Station A and Station B where Station A is an existing enclosed structure such as high rise building or single unit complex and Station B is a portable structure with secure access for first (1.sup.st) user recycling deposits and secure access for second (2.sup.nd) user access to bins to empty, track and update a network between flow of recyclable goods to a logistics center before being taken to a recycling facility. All aforementioned participants and structures of bin containment as well as weight and volume is uploaded electronically to a cloud server on a network. This data is supplied to Building Owners, tenants or other users utilizing the recycling system through a mobile application. This information is then formatted in such a way to graphically display information of geo-location of recycling waste management facilities for public access, for collectors and for waste collection companies. Said waste collection companies may utilize a sorting and data generation agent to update, verify and sort said recyclable waste.
[0066] FIG. 10 is a line graph showing a learning process from applied events such as Social Media promotion of recycling individual, compensatory actions financially rewarding said first (1.sup.st) user equal to their recycling waste participation and promotion of actions and events which improve recycling participation rates among registered first (1.sup.st) users. A Bayesian protocol is applied learning of past events and utilized to stimulate participation of first (1.sup.st) users to improve their recycling participation percentage. Whereby each step of improvement and applied learning is utilized to improve the said percentage of participation in recycling waste management.
[0067] FIG. 11 is a recycling management structure containing separate genre of bins with secured hardware authorized electronic access and geo-locating hardware, bin capacity fill sensors and user access portals.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0068] List of Major Components
[0069] FIG. 1 Shows a first collection container (31) shown with biometric collection hardware (27), MCU, CPU, sufficient hardware (20) to identify recyclable material collection genre (Not Shown) as well as distribution of secondary containers (29) used for deposit by said first user which properly identify said secondary containers utilizing a RFID, Barcode or QR code (40) to belong to said first user upon deposit thereby properly identifying said first user deposit being made by said first user in Second Compensation Provider's collection bin (31). First user is properly identified by a biometric reader (27) which identifies said first user making recyclable material deposit into recycle bin (31). A lock (25) which controls the lid entry system (21) prevents the unauthorized access by other non-participants. Said recycling bin is only used for each recycling deposit genre such as Glass, Paper, Plastic or Metal and in this proposal said collection bin (31) may be mobile to allow said Second Compensation Provider to roll said bin (31) with sufficient mechanisms which assist in ease of mobility (39) to allow other participants in the collection of recyclable goods to remove contents in said bin (31).
[0070] Further embodiments of this proposal contain a distribution of identifiable containers (29) located in a distribution chamber located in or around said recyclable bin (31) whereby said distribution chamber identifies a secondary container containing sufficient identifiable mechanisms that associate said deposit with proper identification of contents and proper identification of said first user recycling participant. Also not shown in figure one is a weight mechanism which identifies the weight of said recyclable material deposit by said first user so as to identify the amount of said deposit to equate to reward provided by said Second Compensation Provider recyclable material collector.
[0071] FIG. 2 shows a first security measure of biometrics which identifies facial recognition of the first user registering agent whereby said biometric identification is registered to a web interface which properly identifies each first user participant participating in proper recycling procedures. A value of first user's image diagnostics, storage and retrieval system identifies unique measurements of the forehead (51), distance between the eyes (59) as well as the relation between the eyes (53), nose (62) and mouth (55). Once the identification markers (51, 59, 53, 62, 55 and 65) relationships are identified, a biometric mathematical model is stored in a database (Not Shown) corresponding said measurements to said first user for instant recognition which allows proper compensation to be given to said first user registered agent.
[0072] FIG. 3 shows a second security measure of biometrics which utilizes fingerprint identification (75) of the first user registering agent whereby said biometric identification is registered to a web interface (79) which properly identifies each first user participant participating in proper recycling procedures. Said first user downloads a Graphical user interface to said mobile device (79) and generates an account by registering biometric fingerprint (75) by placing a finger (71) onto a fingerprint scanner (75) where said fingerprint of first user is recorded and a biometric mathematical model is stored in a database (Not Shown) corresponding said measurements to said first user for instant recognition which allows proper compensation to be given to said first user registered agent.
[0073] FIG. 4 shows in one embodiment of Electronic currency the world state is able to manage account balances, which is similar to Ethereum. The state of Electronic currency is not an abstract concept. It is similar to Ethereum base layer protocol. Similar to Ethereum, the Recyclable Electronic currency is a transaction-based state machine; a technology on which all transaction based state machine concepts may be built. As with all other blockchains, the Recyclable Electronic Currency model blockchain begins life at its own genesis block. From this point (genesis state at block 0) onward, activities such as transactions, contracts and mining will continually change the state of the Recyclable Electronic Currency blockchain. In Recyclable Electronic Currency an example of this would be an account balance (stored in the state trie or Triple Entry) which changes every time a transaction, in relation to the first user account, takes place.
[0074] Data such as account balances are not stored directly in the blocks of the Recyclable Electronic Currency blockchain. Only the root node hashes of the transaction triple entry, state triple entry and receipts triple entries are stored directly in the blockchain. As illustrated in the FIG. 4 diagram. From the diagram in FIG. 4, the root node hash of the storage triple entry or Trie (where all of the smart contract data is kept) actually points to the state Trie which in turn points to the blockchain. There are two vastly different types of data in Model of FIG. 4 and Model of FIG. 4a; permanent data and ephemeral data. A good example of permanent data would be a transaction. Once a transaction has been fully confirmed, it is recorded in the transaction Trie; it is never altered. An example of ephemeral data would be the balance of a particular Electronic Currency account address. The balance of an account address is stored in the state Trie and is altered whenever transactions against that particular account occur. The permanent data, or mined transactions, and ephemeral data, or account balances, should be stored separately. The proposed Electronic Currency will utilize Trie data structures to manage data.
[0075] The record-keeping for the Recyclable Electronic Currency is just like that in a bank. Similarly to using an ATM/debit card. The bank tracks how much money each debit card has, and when we need to spend money, the bank checks its record to make sure we have enough balance before approving the transaction invoked by the first user participating in the Recycling Electronic Currency reward system.
[0076] FIG. 4a shows a second embodiment of Electronic Currency usage where a Second Compensation Provider giving first user participant 10$ which changes the state by executing a transaction on it. This keeps track of the balances and other details of different users (states) and the details of what happens between said first user and Second Compensation Provider on the blockchain or (transactions). The Electronic Currency state is represented by its global collection of Unspent Transaction Outputs (UTXOs). The transfer of value in Recyclable Electronic Currency is placed into action through transactions. More specifically, a Recyclable Electronic Currency first user can spend one or more of their UTXOs by creating a transaction and adding one or more of their UTXOs as the transaction are input. Firstly, Recyclable Electronic Currency UTXOs cannot be partially spent. If a Recyclable Electronic Currency first user spends 0.5 of the Electronic currency in their wallet (using their only UTXO which is worth 1 Electronic currency coin) they have to deliberately self-address (send themselves) 0.5 Electronic Currency Con in return change. If they don't send themselves change, they will lose the 0.5 of the value of their Electronic change to the Electronic coin miner who mines their transaction or distributes the reward for their physical labor of proper recycling.
[0077] The UTXO system in Electronic currencies works well, in part, due to the fact that digital wallets are able to facilitate most of the tasks associated with transactions. Including but not limited to:
[0078] a) handling UTXOs
[0079] b) storing keys
[0080] c) setting transaction fees
[0081] d) providing return change addresses
[0082] e) aggregating UTXOs (to show available, pending and total balances)
[0083] One analogy for the transactions in the UTXO model is paper bills (banknotes). Each account keeps track of how much money it has by adding up the amount of bills (UTXOs) in the purse (associated with this address/wallet). When a first user wants to spend money, said first user use one or more bills (existing UTXOs), enough to cover the cost of a fourth user participant and maybe receive some change back (new UTXO). Each bill can only be spent once since, once spent, the UTXO is removed from the pool.
[0084] To summarize:
[0085] 1.) the Electronic Currency blockchain does not hold account balances
[0086] 2.) Electronic Currency wallets hold keys to UTXOs
[0087] 3.) if included in a transaction, an entire UTXO is spent (in some cases partially received back as change in the form of a brand new UTXO)
[0088] FIG. 5 shows a block diagram of a plurality of recycling participants beginning with a first user who generates a verified first user account which in turn generates a primary state recycling Electronic wallet and said first user becomes a verified participant who provides a proper procedure of recycling recyclable goods to a Second Compensation Provider. Said Second Compensation Provider collects further monetary value of recyclable goods by finding third user participants who donates to the cause of environmental cleanup and wish to participate for personal and taxable gains in said environmental cleanup and recycling. A said first user benefits from the increased value generated by Second Compensation Provider collection participants where residual value of recyclable goods is increased through efforts of Second Compensation Provider participant which increases the participation of proper recycling procedures creating a larger group of first users who collect recycling materials and sell to Second Compensation Provider for an increased amount of Electronic currency reward. A fourth user who provides goods and services who is a participating vendor extends the value of recyclable materials collected by said Second Compensation Provider by offering an increased value of recyclable Electronic currency which increases the goods and services for said recyclable Electronic currency through further donation or offerings by the vendor accepting said recyclable Electronic rewards in the blockchain.
[0089] FIG. 6 is a collection container (401) which can be provided by said Second Compensation Provider participant or purchased at a recyclable material collection distribution center whereby said collection container (401) begins as a flat box (step 1 FIG. 6) and is folded into a triangle (Step 2 FIG. 6) Within the confines of said collection container (401) is a second collection container containing plastic bags (411) showing each said plastic bag (411) within primary container (401) is distributed in layers where said secondary plastic containers are contained within each other (Shown in 403 of FIG. 6). Said primary foldable container (401) utilizes barcode or QR codes (420) so each first user participant who obtains said foldable container can register internally held recycling containers (411), each one with embedded solution to properly identify said secondary containers to belong to said first user registered recycling agent.
[0090] In a further embodiment of FIG. 6, said secondary containers (411) contain a RFID or Ambient Backscatter device (500) which identifies said secondary container (411) to belong to said first user upon proper registration of barcode or QR code located on the outside of the primary container (401). Each fold of the primary container (401) contains a flap which interlocks with the adjacent corresponding flap (415, 419) respectively. A first user unfolds said primary container (401) and interlocks flaps to each other (415, 409) respectively which forms a triangle which can stand. Inside each primary container (401) is a plurality of secondary containers (411) which are stored together whereby each secondary container (411) is distributed internally of each individual secondary container shown in FIG. 6 (403). After each secondary container (411) is filled, it is removed exposing the next secondary container (411, 403) whose rim is wrapped around the outside of said primary container (step 3 FIG. 6) where said secondary container contains sufficient hardware for Near Field identification of embedded solution providing a means of security and proper identification of possession of said first user registrant.
[0091] FIG. 7 Shows a plurality of first collection containers (31) shown with biometric collection hardware (17), MCU, CPU, sufficient hardware (20) to identify a plurality of recyclable material collection genres (3 containers) as well as distribution of secondary containers (29) used for deposit by said first user which properly identify said secondary containers utilizing a RFID, Barcode or QR code (40) distributed to said first user through proper identification means allowing said elements of deposit to belong to said first user upon deposit thereby properly identifying said first user deposit being made by said first user in Second Compensation Provider's collection bin (31). First user is properly identified by a biometric reader (17) which identifies said first user making recyclable material deposit into recycle bin (31). A lock (25) which controls the lid entry system (21) prevents the unauthorized access by other non-participants. Said recycling bin is only used for each recycling deposit genre such as Glass, Paper, Plastic or Metal and in this proposal said collection bin (31) may be mobile to allow said Second Compensation Provider to roll said bin (31) with sufficient mechanisms which assist in ease of mobility (39 FIG. 1) to allow other participants in the collection of recyclable goods to remove contents in said bin (31).
[0092] Further embodiments of this proposal contain a distribution of identifiable containers (29) located in a distribution chamber located in or around said recyclable bin (31) whereby said distribution chamber identifies a secondary container containing sufficient identifiable mechanisms that associate said deposit with proper identification of contents and proper identification of said first user recycling participant. Also not shown in FIG. 7 (seven) is a weight mechanism which identifies the weight of said recyclable material deposit by said first user so as to identify the amount of said deposit to equate to reward provided by said Second Compensation Provider recyclable material collector.
[0093] FIG. 8 is a plurality of first collection containers (500A, 500B & 500C Respectively) shown with underground collection bins (501A, 501B, 501C Respectively) with a Kiosk 510, which collects first user information for verification purposes. Similar to FIG. 7 said Kiosk can be equipped with distribution mechanisms which distribute electronically identifiable bags corresponding in color to each country's color code identifying each genre of recyclable materials. Located below the raising platform is sufficient hardware to raise and lower each collection bin (501A, 501B & 501C Respectively) in order to empty said bin when such time the electronic hardware used to identify each collection bin (501A, 501B & 501C Respectively) capacity for notification services. The Kiosk contains a MCU & CPU with sufficient hardware to identify recyclable material collection genre in each container which is unlocked after proper identification bag has been revealed to the sensory hardware located on each discarded material in containers (500A, 500B & 500C Respectively).
[0094] FIG. 9 is a flow chart showing a waste sorting device where said sorting device may contain a rotating strike plant diverting waste into respective pre-selected recycling containers or an actuated strike plate which when activated over the top of a pre-selected respective recycling container thereby diverting said recyclable materials into the pre-selected bin. These diverting mechanism are located within Station A sorting area located within a large high rise which utilized garbage chutes or conveyor system which migrates respective pre-selected recyclable materials to a specific bin associated with the first (1.sup.st) user's recyclable waste selection. The Station B is a portable or a fixed structure that has a secure access for first (1.sup.st) user discarding recycling deposits and secures access for second (2.sup.nd) user collector access to bins which need to be emptied, a system to track and update a cloud based network of in-route progress of said collector moving said recyclable goods to a logistics center before being taken to a recycling facility. All aforementioned participants and structures of bin containment as well as weight and volume are uploaded electronically to a cloud server on a network. This data is supplied to Building Owners, tenants or other users utilizing the recycling system through a mobile application. This information is then formatted in such a way to graphically display information of geo-location of recycling waste management facilities for public access, for collectors and for waste collection companies. Said waste collection companies may utilize a sorting and data generation agent to update, verify and sort said recyclable waste.
[0095] FIG. 10 is a line graph showing a learning process from applied events such as Social Media promotion of recycling individual, compensatory actions financially rewarding said first (1.sup.st) user equal to their recycling waste participation and promotion of actions and events which improve recycling participation rates among registered first (1.sup.st) users. A Bayesian protocol is applied learning of past events and utilized to stimulate participation of first (1.sup.st) users to improve their recycling participation percentage. Whereby each step of improvement and applied learning is utilized to improve the said percentage of participation in recycling waste management. A Bayesian analysis as an alternative approach in analyzing social media data. A Bayesian multilevel model analysis with social media data is used to interpret the results and to generate future recycling strategies. This application uses a dataset regarding recycling behavior, learning and applied strategies which are analyzed to generate new strategies to alter recycling behavior of said first (1.sup.st) users. An analysis is performed which offers a network-structured data generated graph model and visualization to diagnose and estimate results and generate future possible strategies to alter recycling behavior of first (1.sup.st) user recycling participants.
[0096] FIG. 11 is a portable or stationary recycling management structure (607) containing separate genre of bins (688A, 688B, 688C) respectively shown with secured hardware authorized electronic access (627) and electronic locking devices (677). The geo-locating hardware (605) is utilized to connect to a network (FIG. 9) to create geo-locating services of the recyclable waste and report it to a waste management and logistics center (FIG. 10). Each bin (688A, 688B, 688C) utilizes a bin full sensor (661) to determine capacity of said recycle bin (688A, 688B, 688C). Each bin representing different genre of recyclable waste with different fill levels determined by said fill sensors (661). The user electronic access device (605) operates a secured access portal (656) to grant access for pre-registered recycle participant first (1.sup.st) user to discard recyclable waste.
