Hello everyone 👋. This time, my friends and I worked on a Color Sorter Conveyor, a system that automatically detects and separates objects based on their colors. Instead of using a robot, we used a moving conveyor belt that carries each object past a color sensor. When the object reaches the sensor, the system reads its color—such as red, green, or blue—and prepares the mechanism to sort it. This project helped us learn how color detection works and how a conveyor system can be combined with sensors to automate a real industrial process.

After the sensor identifies the color, the conveyor activates a sorting mechanism that pushes or guides the object into the correct container. For example, red items might be pushed to the left, blue items to the right, and green items straight ahead. We programmed all the logic in MakeCode, making sure the conveyor stops at the right moment, detects the color accurately, and then sorts the object smoothly. Overall, this project showed us how automation works in factories and how sensors and coding can make a simple conveyor smart and efficient.