Universal LEGO Sorting Machine

Project made by students for SMR2 at The Hague University of Applied Sciences in collaboration with BSL Bricks.
This LEGO Sorting Machine was designed and build for BSL Bricks. This is a second-hand Lego store that sources LEGO from all over the Benelux. They dismantle and sort these LEGOparts by hand which is very time-consuming.
With the use of machine learning, the machine can distinguish at least 5 different categories which can be expanded on in the future.

LINKEDIN:
Wendy Exterkate |   / wendy-exterkate-299695237  
Marten Haaksema |   / marten-haaksema-1584b8237  
Jip Rasenberg |   / jip-rasenberg  
Gijs van Haeff |   / gaavanhaeff  

This project is supervised by Jan Baan |   / janbbaan  
This video is made possible by Niels de Wit |   / niels-de-wit-b84583194  

For more information about the project: https://www.robotminor.nl/the-lego-so...
Information about the minor: https://www.robotminor.nl/
Information about the company: https://bslbricks.weebly.com/

We would like to thank BSL Bricks for giving us this great project. Likewise we would like to thank our supervisor Jan Baan for his great input to this project. Jan is really creative, and experienced as we have noticed and it has been great working with him throughout the whole project. Also we would like to thank the staff of the workshop from the Hague University of Applied Sciences for using their facilities and tools during this project. And of course we would like to thank our teachers Thijs Brilleman, Mathijs van der Vegt and Guus Paris for their technical support and feedback.