We've covered AI used to sort LEGO previously, but Daniel West has taken it one step further and built what he says is the world's first universal LEGO sorting machine:
Over two years in the making, this is the world's first Universal LEGO Sorting Machine, an AI-powered automated sorting machine that is capable of recognizing and sorting any LEGO part that has ever been produced*.
His device runs on a Raspberry Pi and sorts each piece into one of 18 buckets. Very satisfying!
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