For sorting though, he runs the trained neural network on a Raspberry Pi, taking 3.8 seconds for each brick. The resulting sorter works quite well, sorting with 89% accuracy. Watch it in action in ...

Here's the world's first universal LEGO brick sorting machine. The machine, built out of LEGO pieces, can sort any and all LEGO pieces that will fit inside.

The plant was created with around 37,500 pieces of Lego, including 28 motors, 22 touch, color, and ultrasonic sensors, and 7 Mindstorm NXT controller bricks.

You see, Mattheij decided he wanted in on the profitable cottage industry of online Lego reselling, and after placing a bunch of bids for the colorful little blocks on eBay, he came into ...

On YouTube, you can learn how one man created a Lego sorting machine using AI, motors, and of course, Lego bricks. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window ...

After years of having a box of mixed LEGO from my childhood, I took some used yogurt containers and sorted the pieces by type. Now they sit neat in drawers and save time when I create something in ...