GreenLight is a new and innovative chatbot that tries to give you the most environmentally friendly suggestions for your transport to work or school or even your holiday trip.
Felix Slanec: Team lead & Developer of Main app
Leon Vierlinger: Optimisation of Scratch elemets
Livio Tavakolian: Research & Developement
Antonio Juric: Research & Developement
Save the world - One hack a time. In this virtual hackathon you address the challenge of sustainable resource management. Code a chatbot in programing language Scratch that can help or teach the user to sustainable usage of Earth & man-made resources or goods.
Read more about Hack the TransportThe final product of this solutions is a chatbot, which is through the dialogue able to give you tips and tricks which can guide you in the world of eco-friendly transportation.
One of the biggest problems in our society is not knowing how to travel the worl in an sustainable way. GreenLight tries to give the user a new perspective on the issues surrounding transportation.
People who try to live in the most enviromently friendly way. People who want to change their habits in the area of transport.
The main impact of GreenLight is that the user is able to casually message the bot and get an near instant response that has the possibility of slowly changing the world for a better place.
The main differance of GreenLight to other chatbots is that it suggests solutions to problems other might not be even aware of.
GreenLight can easily be changed to tackle different social and economical problems. By changing the keyword list GreenLight can solve other problems.
Like Eliza, GreenLight can apply to modern day problems and even future dilemmas.
All mebers of the BigBrain team worked togeher to build GreenLigt. All members got a task assigned and worked on it through the night. In the late morning we worked together to fix and eliminate all the bugs. By connecting all the individual elements of all team members GreenLight can respond to a wide varioty of requests.
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