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It's fairly easy actually, all you need is an accurate weight sensor, all different parts have slightly different weights. No vision/scanning technology necess
by jonnycowboy 15y ago
It's fairly easy actually, all you need is an accurate weight sensor, all different parts have slightly different weights. No vision/scanning technology necessary.
- seclorum 15y agoI mean to do it un-powered. I am fairly certain I could recognize all our lego parts from a high-res scan with vision path, laser-cut a qr-code into each piece, and then build a camera-driven bit-pump, but ultimately .. while picking up pieces and putting them back in the box, I would have liked to just know how to produce an ultimate gravity-sieve variant of the solution wherein a form is composed of layers of sieve structures, pieces are poured in one end, out come each piece, sorted by size/type. I should probably pay more attention to mathblogs, I'm pretty sure there's a proper way to describe a gravity sieve for lego components.