Jeremy Zay

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eQoScan

A credit-based system for tracking reusable food containers on university campuses. Winner of the Internship Prize at WesHack.

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Demo

Checking a container out and returning it in the eQoScan app.

Check out a container, then return it.

  1. 01

    Scan the location

    At a dining hall or return station, scan the location QR code in the eQoScan app.

  2. 02

    Scan the container

    Scan the unique QR code on the reusable food container to link it to your account.

  3. 03

    Credits update

    Your credits update right away, and returning a container earns them back for your next meal.

  1. 01

    University sign-in

    Students sign in with their university Google accounts, so only they can use the system.

  2. 02

    Location history

    A map shows where and when you last checked out or returned a container.

  3. 03

    Real-time database

    Firebase keeps the student app and the administrative dashboard in sync.

Recognition
Internship Prize, WesHack
Built for
University dining programs
Sign-in
University Google accounts
Web app
Python, Flask, Bootstrap, JavaScript
Mobile app
Swift
Database
Firebase, real time

Built in a weekend at WesHack, Wesleyan's hackathon, where it won the Internship Prize.

eQoScan is two apps. Yehor Mishchyriak and I built the web app: the dynamic QR codes, a dashboard for the institution running the program, and the real-time database the web and mobile apps share. Ambrose Vannier and Samvit Prem Singhal built the mobile app in Swift.

Using eQoScan on your campus

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