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Lithuanian startup Sort A Brick launched its second-generation automated sorting machine in October, capable of scanning 3,600 bricks an hour. The device uses computer vision to identify over 93 per cent of pieces, enabling the company to sell certified refurbished LEGO sets across 20 EU countries.
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