Photograph one item, or a few laid out side by side, and get the bin for each.
CircularNet names the item. These rules decide the bin. Set them to match your city or hauler.
This replaces every rule below with the template. Your current edits will be lost.
Use the words on your carts and signs.
When the detector sees food or liquid in a recyclable.
Copy your rules to send to a neighbor, or paste rules someone sent you.
What looks at the photo. Every option returns the same CircularNet labels, so your rules work with all of them.
Google's open model (RF-DETR segmentation, 50 waste classes) running in the browser. Photos never leave the phone.
Download the model file on Wi-Fi. It's large.
Download inference_model.onnxPick the file you downloaded. It's kept on this phone for next time.
Lower finds more items and more mistakes. 0.50 matches Google's sample notebook.
Google built CircularNet to sort waste on recycling-facility conveyor belts. It names material and form together, like Plastics-PET_Bottle, but has no idea what your city accepts. That's what the Rules tab adds.