Industrial Colour Sorter Kit with Arduino Uno & TCS3200 — Sort Red, Green, Blue Objects Automatically

Every part needed, pre-tested for compatibility, with an AI build companion trained on this exact project. Shipped from Bengaluru in 3-5 days.

Imagine a factory conveyor belt that automatically separates ripe mangoes from green ones — this kit brings that real-world automation to your tabletop. Using a TCS3200 colour sensor and an Arduino Uno, you’ll build a circuit that instantly identifies whether an object is red, green, or blue and lights up the matching LED. No soldering, no complex code; everything connects on a breadboard in a few focused hours.

What You'll Build

You’ll assemble a working colour sorter that reads the RGB frequency from the TCS3200 sensor and uses simple Arduino logic to turn on the correct LED — red glows for a red ball, green for a leaf, blue for a bottle cap. The fully functional breadboard prototype teaches sensor calibration and if-else decision making, and you can easily extend it with more LEDs or even a servo motor to physically push objects into bins.

What You'll Learn

• How a colour sensor measures RGB values and outputs frequency to a microcontroller
• Wiring and reading sensor data with an Arduino Uno using digital pins
• Writing if-else logical conditions to map colour ranges to specific LEDs
• Debugging real circuits on a 400-point breadboard and interpreting serial output

Kit Contents

Industrial Sorting — TCS3200 color sensor identifies red, green or blue objects. LED displays matching colour.

What's in this kit

• Arduino Uno R3
• TCS3200 Color Sensor
• 5mm Red LED x2
• 5mm Green LED x2
• 5mm Blue LED x2
• 220Ω Resistors x10
• 10kΩ Resistors x5
• 400-pt Breadboard
• M-M Wires x20
• 9V Battery Snap