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A Schoolhouse Rock-style video that teaches the difference between two sorting algorithms---selecti on sort and quicksort. Created for use in an introductory computer science class at Rutgers University (NJ, USA)
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This is a Lego Mindstorms designed Coin Sorter. This sorter will sort a handful of coins dumped into it's separator. The NXT displays how many of each type of coin sorted and the total amount of money sorted. This new video contains more details of the sorter with descriptions.
Marble Sorter; Places all the white marbles in one box, and all black marbles in another. The goal is to see how fast it can sort 50 marbles dropped randomly.
This is just a prove of concept, on how to seperate M&M's. Made at Aalborg Technical College (in Danish: Aalborg Tekniske Gymnasium) by four smart students.
PIC 18F248 based coin sorter project. Uses Radio Shack infrared emitter collector kits. Enclosure rapid prototyped on the 3D printer in the CxC studio at LSU
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my lego candy sorter with power functions, leave a comment! sorry beacuse it doesnt exacly shows how the candy goes out beacuse i ran out of candy when i made the video , also rate!
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This is the "Peg Sorter" LEGO Mindstorms NXT project from www.nxtprograms.com. See free building instructions and downloadable programs at http://www.nxtprogra ms.com/peg_sorter/in dex.html
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This is the best scene in the movie. (IMO) It's when French Paul crosses the line and brings a child into the game. Sorter isn't having that breach of protocol. He goes off.
![M&M\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/MerlBgwIosM/2.jpg "M&M\")
