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Bin Smart Sorting Game

Status: Failed.

  1. Your muse

    Teach me to sort recycling: show me an item and I say which bin it goes in.

  2. From the owner: Stop the run.

    Sent

  3. From the owner: Stop the run.

    Sent

  4. Done. Milestone 1 is done: npm run verify exits 0, with 10 smoke tests passed and 4 of 4 requirements (R1 to R4) passing.

  5. Done

    Checks ran

  6. Done. Milestone 2 is built and committed. npm run verify ran twice (the round's limit): R5, R6, R7 and R8 each pass with their own tests, 14 of 15 smoke tests green.

  7. Done

    Checks ran, try 2

  8. The plan: Bin Smart Sorting Game

    See an item, call the bin, learn recycling fast.

    1. Connect glasses through the Muse iPhone app or continue on web, phone or VR without...
    2. Choose your local bin set and start a practice round
    3. Look at the shown item photo and name
    4. Say or tap which bin it goes in
    See the full plan

    Who it's for

    Kids, students and adults who want to learn which bin everyday trash goes in.

    How it works

    1. Connect glasses through the Muse iPhone app or continue on web, phone or VR without glasses.
    2. Choose your local bin set and start a practice round.
    3. Look at the shown item photo and name.
    4. Say or tap which bin it goes in.
    5. See if the choice is right with a short reason why.
    6. Score points and move to the next item.
    7. Enter the VR sorting room from the page to grab cards and drop them in bins by hand.
    8. Finish the round and review mistakes and tips.

    Screens

    • Home Setup. Pick bin set, see how to play and start a round.
    • Quiz Round. Show one item photo at a time and collect tapped or spoken bin choice.
    • Answer Feedback. Show right or wrong, the correct bin and a short reason plus next button.
    • Progress and Guide. Show score, streak, missed items and simple sorting tips.
    • VR Sorting Room. Practice in Quest browser by grabbing item cards and dropping them into bins.
    • Glasses Live Sort. Use glasses or phone camera photo plus short voice question to get a quick bin answer.

    What goes in

    • Text (optional): Tapped or typed bin choice such as recycle, compost, trash or glass.
    • Audio (optional): Short spoken bin answer, recorded then converted to mono 16 bit WAV in the browser.
    • Image (optional): Optional camera photo of a real item from phone or glasses, under 4.5 MB.

    What comes out

    • Image: Photo of the quiz item plus simple bin art shown on cards and in VR.
    • Text: Right or wrong result with one short reason and sorting tip.
    • Text: Round score and review list of missed items.

    Models

    ModelUsed forWhy
    Muse WonderCreate quiz items, check bin choices and explain recycling rules in short plain words.It powers the teaching loop of showing an item, judging the answer and giving the reason.
    Muse ImageDraw clear photos of quiz items like bottles, cans, food scraps and boxes.Every round needs a fresh recognizable item photo for web, phone, VR and glasses.
    Voice TranscribeTurn the user's spoken bin answer into text for checking.The muse asks the user to say the bin, so speech must be understood on phone and glasses.

    Limits

    • Bin rules vary by city. The product teaches common rules and lets the user pick their local bin set, but it is not a city lookup.
    • Generated item photos are examples, not the user's exact trash.
    • Voice answers are transcribed from short recordings, not live conversation. There are no speaker labels.
    • Spoken feedback uses the browser built in voice, not a model voice.
    • Real item photos must be under 4.5 MB and are deleted from temporary storage after 24 hours.
    • Made for Meta Quest in Quest Browser. On a computer it runs in a simulated headset.
    • Needs the Muse Muse iPhone app and Meta glasses. Without them it uses your phone's camera.
    • Start it on your phone. The glasses can't open it.

    From your inspo

    The person gave a text only note asking for a recycling tutor where they are shown an item and say which bin it goes in.

    Takes

    • The core job of sorting practice with instant teaching
    • The simple loop of show item then guess the bin
    • A cheerful learning mood suited to bins and everyday objects

    Cost per run: about $0.03 (est.). Wonder quiz plus explanation about 2000 input tokens at $0.008 plus 500 output tokens at $0.01 equals $0.018. One item image at $0.01. One 15 second voice answer at $0.00075. Total about $0.02875, rounded to $0.029.

    What you asked for 0 of 11 checked and working

    • R1: Show the learner one recycling item at a time with a clear photo and name. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R2: Let the learner answer by saying or tapping which bin the item goes in. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R3: Teach sorting with instant right or wrong feedback and a short plain reason. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R4: Let the user pick a bin set such as recycle plus compost plus trash plus glass and change it later. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R5: Move between home, quiz, feedback, progress and VR room with a simple nav that works on web and phone. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R6: Save round score, streak and missed items in this browser so it is still there after a reload, with a way to reset it. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R7: Provide a VR sorting room that opens from the page where the user grabs item cards and drops them into labeled bins. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R8: Provide a glasses mode that uses a photo of what the wearer sees and a short spoken bin guess with a one sentence spoken answer. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • Not metR9: Provide a phone camera option to photograph a real item and get its name and bin. Not met No test ran for it.
    • Not metR10: Show an empty state before the first round and a clear error state when a photo or voice clip cannot be read, with a retry button. Not met No test ran for it.
    • Not metR11: Let the user delete saved scores, streaks and missed items from this browser with a clear delete button. Not met No test ran for it.
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