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HACK TRASH NYC 2017

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PROBLEM: NYC FOOD CONTAINERS TRAPPED IN A LINEAR PROCESS

Two third of the street is full of litter

‘Recyclable’ packaging rarely recycled, almost

never reused

Assembly lines for

rapid production

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MAJOR OBSTACLE: CONVENIENCE

x24,000

in Greater NYC!

Take Away

Food

Container

Reuse

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SHAREWARE

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Provide

containers

Customer

walks in

Scans

barcode

Gets food

in container

Drops off container

Tracks receptacle

capacity

Pick up when full

Washing service

Back to restaurant

SOLUTION: CLOSING THE CYCLE

Tracks restaurant inventory

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STAKEHOLDERS: HOW SHAREWARE HELPS

Food Consumers

Food Sellers

Those Who Pay For Hauling

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CHANGE BEHAVIOUR WITHOUT CHANGING EXPECTATIONS

  • How easy to get rid of container
  • How easy to order food

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PILOT PROGRAM:

MIDTOWN, NEW YORK

Densely Populated

Active Lunch Crowd

High Commercial Activity

Good Advertising Space

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SHAREWARE RECEPTACLE:

A BIN APART: BASELINE FEATURES

Easily recognizable / Operable

Opening fits container & open only with app

Tracking capacity left in container

Space for advertisers

Solar powered

Portable but not easy to move

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SHAREWARE RECEPTACLE:

A BIN APART: EXPANDED FEATURES

Advanced sorting of containers in receptacle

Can handle multiple container types

Portable but not easy to move

Talks to people, tells them not to send things to landfill

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HOW IT WORKS

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Home Screen

SHAREWARE APP: TRACKING & REWARDS

Find Nearby Vendors

Select Vendor

Check Out Container

Return Container

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SHAREWARE TO-GO

CONTAINER: Baseline Container

Easily recognizable / Usable

Standard salad, grain, sandwich pack

Single piece with non-removable lid

Thick plastic, microwave & dishwasher safe

400 washes

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SHAREWARE TO-GO

CONTAINER: Full Container Line

Additional food container types

Increased functionality - bottom

tray reservoir, heat vents

made from post-consumer plastic or silicon

Ancillary solutions for cutlery and bags

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Expenses

New Bins

Re-Usable Container Inventory

Bikes, Bikers, and Trailers

Delivery Bags and Bins

Washers and Washing Locations

FINANCIALS: Is This Viable?

QUICK START COST

~$6,000

per block

Revenue Sources

Advertising = On the bins

Bin Rental = In corporate offices and building lobbies

Container Rental = From the restaurant

Consumer Membership = To use shareware (at least for now)

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SCALABILITY: How Big Can This Get?

Midtown Pilot

Common Container

Take-out Only

NYC Expansion

More Neighborhoods

Delivery Too!

New Container

Design

Expansion

Versatile Receptacle

Container Types

Centralized Washing

Reusable Add-ons

Utensil & Bag

Solutions

Additional

Functionality

City Expansion

N.E. US Metropolises

If you can make it here...

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THANK YOU

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FINANCIALS: Details

$1 / month customer app subscriptions

$250 / month dedicated corporate lobby receptacle

(plus $5 charge every time customer loses container)

+

-

$3.50 per unit manufacturing cost

$1,500 manufacturing cost

$0.10 rental cost to restaurants

$0.01 degrade cost per wash

$0.5

per unit washed

(same as non-reusable

competitors!)

$15 Living Wage!

$0.05 - $0.10

per unit roundtrip:

receptacle > washer >

business

(idle kitchen space for restaurants with no lunch business, mobile washing unit, or 3rd party facilities