
This invention describes a sorting conveyor code system using a plurality of mirrors to set up each individual code. Each mirror has two positions so that it can reflect light into one of two directions if the light comes from a common source, one position being called a "0" and the other position being called a "1." A set of such mirrors then can carry a binary number with the number of digits equal to the number of mirrors. Each article to be sorted is accompanied by a set of such mirrors and ...











