During processing, the raw material

During processing, the raw material gets transformed into product. Once this product gets processed it earns a value for sale. Therefore, manufacturing is ‘adding value’ to the material. The value that is earned by the product should have more cost allowing the organization to make money out of it[1]. Generally, manufacturing industries keep manufacturing same models with little variation in height, color, weight, shape and thus sorting plays an important role here. In old days it was possible to implement manual labor for sorting similar objects. But nowadays due to increased production and for minimizing the labor expenditure for such unskilled task, industries can’t afford human errors for sorting these products. This forced industry to tend towards atomizing the sorting process. As economy has always been a considerable factor in developing industry, thus it become necessary to develop Low Cost Automation (LCA) for sorting these products in accurate manner. In automation industry, continuous innovation, finding effective ways to enhance productivity and cut-cost out of operations is the key to success. Burgeoning demand of the automation systems necessitates strategic re-evaluation in the value chain and improving market awareness. Industrial automation mainly focuses on developing automations having low cost, low maintenance, long durability and to make systems user friendly as possible.