Methods and electronic devices for automated waste management

1. An electronic device for waste management, comprising:

a memory;

a processor coupled to the memory; and

an artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, coupled to the processor, configured to:

acquire at least one image;

detect at least one waste object from the at least one acquired image based on a foreground portion of the at least one acquired image, and a background portion of the at least one acquired image deriving at least one feature parameter therefrom;

determine a feature value corresponding to the at least one feature parameter for pixel clarification associated with the at least one acquired image;

determine that the at least one detected waste object matches with a prestored waste object;

perform at least one of:

identify a type of the detected waste object using the pre-stored waste object; or

provide an option to place the at least one detected waste object in a queuing library to either manually create a new classification for an unknown object, or properly align the at least one detected waste object with a correct classification in the pre-stored waste object and then add to the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine to continue an artificial intelligence training process;

display the type of the detected waste object and a message based on the identification; and

notify a user of the type of the detected waste object;

direct the user to place the waste object in a correct waste stream;

capturing sentiment and generating a reward value that is provided via an electronic, a visual or an audible indicator, or a manual user entry; and

display an educational content based on the waste object presented.

2. The method of claim 1 wherein the sentiment is captured via a manual user entry.

3. The method of claim 1 wherein the sentiment comprises a brand sentiment.

4. A method of waste management for aligning a user context with media content and a waste object disposed by the user to inform the user at a user waste object disposal location, comprising:

acquiring, by an artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, at least one image;

detecting, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, at least one waste object from the at least one acquired image based on a foreground portion of the at least one acquired image, and a background portion of the at least one acquired image deriving at least one feature parameter therefrom;

determining, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, a feature value corresponding to the at least one feature parameter for pixel clarification associated with the at least one acquired image;

determining, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, that the at least one detected waste object matches with a pre-stored waste object;

performing at least one of:

identifying, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, a type of the detected waste object using the pre-stored waste object; or

when a detected Waste object is not identified, placing the at least one detected waste object in a queuing library to:

manually create a new classification for an unknown object, or

properly align the at least one detected waste object with a correct classification in the pre-stored waste object, and then

adding the new classification to the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine to continue a training process;

displaying, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, the type of the detected waste object based on the identification; and

notifying, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, the type of the detected waste object to a user;

directing the user to place the waste object in a correct waste receptacle, and capturing a sentiment of the user;

providing a reward value generated by an indicator or an electronic device to the user; and

displaying an educational content based on the waste object presented.

5. A method of waste management for aligning a user context with media content and a waste object disposed by the user to inform the user at a user waste object disposal location, comprising:

acquiring, by an artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, at least one image;

detecting, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, at least one waste object from the at least one acquired image based on a foreground portion of the at least one acquired image, and a background portion of the at least one acquired image deriving at least one feature parameter therefrom;

determining, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, a feature value corresponding to the at least one feature parameter for pixel clarification associated with the at least one acquired image;

determining, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, that the at least one detected waste object matches with a pre-stored waste object;

performing at least one of:

identifying, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, a type of the detected waste object using the pre-stored waste object; or

when a detected waste object is not identified, placing the at least one detected waste object in a queuing library to:

manually create a new classification for an unknown object, or

properly align the at least one detected waste object with a correct classification in the pre-stored waste object, and then

adding the new classification to the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine to continue a training process;

displaying, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, the type of the detected waste object based on the identification; and

notifying, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, the type of the detected waste object to a user;

classifying the waste object into a category based on configured categories;

depositing the waste object based on the classifying act;

applying machine learning to train the method and add classification categories for classifying objects not falling under the then-existing classifications; and

providing an indicator of the category to the user to educate the consumer about the proper category and treatment of the waste object.

6. A method of waste management for aligning a user context with media content and a waste object disposed by the user to inform the user at a user waste object disposal location, comprising:

acquiring, by an artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, at least one image;

detecting, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, at least one waste object from the at least one acquired image based on a foreground portion of the at least one acquired image, and a background portion of the at least one acquired image deriving at least one feature parameter therefrom;

determining, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, a feature value corresponding to the at least one feature parameter for pixel clarification associated with the at least one acquired image;

determining, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, that the at least one detected waste object matches with a pre-stored waste object;

performing at least one of:

identifying, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, a type of the detected waste object using the pre-stored waste object; or

when a detected waste object is not identified, placing the at least one detected waste object in a queuing library to:

manually create a new classification for an unknown object, or

properly align the at least one detected waste object with a correct classification in the pre-stored waste object, and then

adding the new classification to the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine to continue a training process;

displaying, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, the type of the detected waste object based on the identification; and

notifying, by the artificial intelligence based waste object categorizing engine, the type of the detected waste object to a user;

using a machine learning procedure to train the classifier by using a training image pixel dataset, by:

applying the classifier to at least one image pixel to identify at least one different pixel, which may then be corrected; and

receiving at least one training image datasets from a reference imaging system at the artificial intelligence model and the machine learning model.