@Euphoria I've thought about what instructions an automatic laundry sorter would use. Lots of exceptions for new, color, materials... :)

I can't tell you how much I love it that you've contemplated this sort of thing, @i70dan . What you say is very true, but in the end it's just a matter of programming, isn't it? I mean, how much worse of an error is an automated laundry sorter going to make than humans make?

@Euphoria what I might pay money for would be something to tell black clothes from blue clothes in the pre-dawn darkness. A Reveal bulb in a box might stop embarrassing black pants and blue socks

@i70dan You could just presort the stuff, keeping blue socks with blue pants and black socks with black pants. :shrug_tone3: Heck, it's hard enough even /with/ light sometimes to match the same shade of black to other blacks and blues with blues, ya know? I would think that a computer would actually be able to shine a light on things and ascertain, without a doubt, what it's programmed to put together.

@Euphoria should be. Wonder if you have to recalibrate the sensor every time you changed the light bulb. :)