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This is really neat and impressive. >also it would take lots of bins and there are some details that are important to get right that are almost invisible to th
by jaredsohn 9y ago
This is really neat and impressive.
>also it would take lots of bins and there are some details that are important to get right that are almost invisible to the camera).
I wonder if you could build something that would use a small number of bins (maybe just two) and multiple passes.
The first pass could just get an inventory and just show you what sets it could build toward (with emphasis on sets that are the most profitable, closest to completion, or your favorites). The second pass would split off legos that are a part of the set(s) that are trying to be built.
You could also pass along what you think was a completed set again at the end to check for mistakes.
- jacquesm 9y agoThe number of bins is of course directly related to the number of passes. 7 is the largest that I can still fit on my desk so that's why it is 7 right now, I'd love to take it up to 13 that would make things much faster. Two would be so slow that it probably would be quicker to sort by hand because of the number of passes you'd have to make.