Using a mixture of archaic and modern techniques we are able to collect all the trash automatically from the river BEFORE it enters the ocean. 
And we have a holistic system solution

The Mechanical Component is meant to be inexpensive and typical GAWANG PINOY! The General Idea is to create a blueprint for how a PINOY implementation of the Boston Mr. Trash wheel could look like. Use clever engineering solutions with local materials, even junk -- the model picture we have shows the use of old plastic barrels for the waterwheel.

The Final Goals are: A DIY manual, an easy to read and understand blueprint for empowering the Barangays to build it.
Material list (with focus on local available materials especially used materials from junk shops or easy to get materials like bamboo (for not water-touching parts)

Our system won't interrupt the boat traffic and is applied for patent.

And it and needs a minimum number of operators. 

You can be a volunteer for our country and the whole world. We have a wide area of roles to choose form. From helping with the Engineering Contest and doing Social Media Activities to being a Digital Hero for PH

You can be a digital hero for our country and the whole world. Once we prove the system in PH it will be implemented in all SEA and save the oceans by reducing pollution with floating garbage.

The first step of the Digital Journey is the recognition of the incoming materials. We will have a rough weighing estimate by the containers of the BasuraWheel, but we also want to identify certain items during the segregation process. Think of recognizing the Coke bottles, the MaxiPeel containers, the Styrofoam coffee cups. This is the most complicated part.

The database must store the incoming data from all locations. Of course, you are aware of the limits in the Philippines. According to a study by Surfshark, Philippines has “Expensive Turtle Internet”. The BasuraWheels operate in remote areas with bad net coverage. Therefore, we must have a strong focus on low-bandwidth solutions. Great examples for low-bandwidth focus is Microsoft’s Kaizala which was built by Microsoft Garage Nerds to focus on a low-bandwidth collaboration software in emerging countries.
Smart Contracts allow us to have a fully automated and completely transparent system which ensures secure and compliant transactions with our partners.

The Mobile App is the core dashboard for the data. It will be a monitoring tool and hence has to be able to function in the typical BI ways: 
- Filter the data for all kind of possible requests
- Present data in graphical UI
- Available for all platforms (Android, IOS, Webapp)

On top of the monitoring part, which is pretty standard BI work, there is a motivation and rewarding campaign implemented. For this we need to have the option of:
- Showing Leaderboards for the different urban structure levels (Barangay-Municipality-Region)
- Create Recognition Certificates in Social Media Formats (FB, Instagram, Twitter) for immediate release and sharing by the Mayors offices.
- Automatically post regular success numbers/stories to Social Media Platforms and Blogs which signed up (RSS Feeds)

An important core part of the Motivation and Inspiration Campaign centers around the Awarding which can be scaled from smallest Barangay to highest National Basketball League level.
We need automated Social Media Awards as well as offline solutions as in Print Templates for every Barangay to be able to easily participate in the branded campaign.
Sponsors should be able to also participate with vouchers.