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Can you sort them with enough detail that you can reassemble existing sets? That’s probably the way to go for adding significant value back to the pieces
by rdtwo 7y ago
Can you sort them with enough detail that you can reassemble existing sets? That’s probably the way to go for adding significant value back to the pieces
- jacquesm 7y agoYes, absolutely. The workflow would be: sort about 10% of the pieces in a test, use that to determine which sets are present based on the rare pieces, then pull those out of the bulk in one pass, it can do 12 sets in one go. Then you do it all over again until there is no more left.
- ant6n 7y agoGiven a large set of unsorted lego pieces, and a list of possible lego sets with associated dollars values: Do a single pass to identify/scan all the pieces. Then based on that, divide those into sets such that the associated dollar values are maximized and such that the number of sets is minimized. Then select the 11 most valuable of the sets and use the sorting machine to sort these out, all the remaining legos go in the 12 set. Repeat. Simple ;D