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How big are all the images? That could make for an interesting image processing dataset, especially since it includes all the skittle counts: Train on counting the skittles of half the set and then test against the other half.

An interesting question is, therefore, how likely are you to see an adjacent spike (as you observed) in a >randomly< ordered collection of skittles bags? This is another case where you could look at the mathematics to estimate the likelihood of it occurring by chance.

When I was a kid my Uncle Jeff swore he found a pack of skittles without any red ones, so he wrote to Skittles and they sent him a giant sack of JUST red skittles and it was the best day of my kid life.

I really want to like these beautiful skittles, but no matter which ones I try, the sweet potato taste is always overpowering all the fruit. Do you have an idea for a substitute that will give it the same substance minus the taste? I would really like them to taste like the gorgeous fruit I put in. ?

When we created this paint, I made enough of it so that we could use whatever was leftover to make skittles playdough. This watercolor follows the exact same concept as our Conversation Hearts Watercolors, but it showed up a hundred times more vibrant. To start I let my son sort out his colors (this free printable skittles game for kids is great to play while sorting your skittles) . This did take a bit and we ended up with a lot of mixed reds and oranges. Letting kids help in this step is not only an awesome way to explore sorting and colors, but it also works on their pincer grip.

Once my son lost interest in sorting the colors I checked to make sure that each color contained about 1/4 cup of skittles and then topped it off with a cup of water. Then let it sit for about half an hour!

It is actually really fascinating to watch the colors dissolve off of the skittles. If you are making these watercolors I would highly recommend setting a 1-4 Skittles of each color off to the side to explore the science behind dissolving Skittles. It really is magical!

I started working on this project because I thought it would be a fun project as it has some unique challenges, and it gave me the chance to make heavy use of my newly acquired 3d printer. I wanted to build a compact machine that would sort skittles accurately and quickly. I thought of the idea to use rotating discs to move the skittles to separate bins because it allowed me to make a more compact design. Here is the video of it in action:

You may notice that there are some skittles that don't get sorted into the bins. Those are calibration skittles that are used to calibrate the sensor every time it starts up. You can actually sort different flavors of skittles by replacing the calibration skittles with whatever flavor you want to sort.

There was another problem as well in that the surface of the skittles are very shiny and irregular, so they end up producing a lot of glare. I figured out how to get around this issue by placing polarizing filters on both the LED light source as well as over the color sensor itself (at a 90 degree angle relative to the other filter). The idea is that any polarized light will remain polarized if it is just being reflected off of the surface as glare and will get filtered out by the second filter, whereas the rest of the (non-glare) light will depolarize and will not be filtered out.

Unique Activation Touch Points: For the last two years, an exclusive AR experience (created in partnership with Blippar) has enabled Walmart shoppers to engage with unique elements of the campaign. In 2021, visitors interacted with themed selfie filters that could be shared socially (including through a Snapchat-specific lens), view the artist murals, and visit a related content hub on skittles.com. In 2022, they could download custom wallpapers and coloring pages from featured artists, add selfie filters, learn about the artists, and visit the Walmart.com brand page. QR codes on P-O-P materials and the brand page linked to the experience.

Students color each section on the writing frame to match the skittles color. All purple sections will be colored purple on the final writing page. To make the rainbow effect, students will spread their colors out around the paper. 006ab0faaa