Oil problem,
from waste to resource.
Edible oil, if disposed of incorrectly, has an extremely harmful impact on the environment.
In fact, just 1 litre of oil covers an area of water equal to 1000 m2.
They are comparable to almost three basketball courts




Help prevent further damage to the environment by making collection of used cooking oil easier for the user
Oilife is a startup with the goal of collecting most of the used cooking oil in the household that ends up in the environment.
The will is to do this without engaging the user, but, allowing him to act green without having to struggle.
Oilife gives any user the opportunity to collect used oil in any kitchen.
Oilife
The idea is to have a system composed of a service and a product that helps the environment and the user in the correct way collection and disposal of used oil.
Oilife is a service that helps the user in collecting and storing disposal of used oil without requiring a large I commit.
We want to do it without binding the user, but, allowing him to act in a green way without having to work hard. Therefore simplifying the collection experience from part of the user.
Interconnected system
The whole family will be manageable by the application which follows the user, allowing them to monitor the oil level in the tank and showing them the different collection points for disposal.
Biofuel
Ninety per cent of used cooking oil is converted into biofuel such as biodiesel, which has several advantages including: it is non- toxic, in fact it is biodegradable in 21 days and it reduces CO2 emissions by 50% compared to traditional diesel.
How it works
The oilife system will focus only on ed exclusively in the area of kitchen where there is a sink.
The system will develop in 3 areas dedicated to washing dishes.

The Oilife Family
Oilife Team


I focused on studying UX Design because I think it is extremely interesting to be able to track down everyday problems and then find solutions that can simplify and improve people's lives. My goal is to combine love for the environment with my work, trying to design applications, services or products capable of combating climate change.

I am a person open to any type of experience. When I am passionate about something I put my all into achieving and exceeding the required objectives. I consider myself curious, enterprising and sociable. I love teamwork and thanks to IED I understood how important teamwork is and how much this affects the final success of a project.
