Forget the new iPhone - this is tech design at its finest...
Using a 3D printer, engineer Nathan Peterson has designed a machine that does something we've all been crying out for. Cure all illnesses? Turn coal into diamonds? No - sort Skittles by colour!
The reason is simple - just because.
The colour sensor system uses LED lights to detect the colour of the Skittles, and then a system of rotating gears drop it into a corresponding tray.
Watch the Skittle sorter in action below - it's weirdly relaxing...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyhoaThL6pU
And before you ask, no it doesn't work for M&Ms - according to Peterson the chocolate delights are "a bit smaller and get jammed easier".
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