Robot solves Rubik’s cube in 5 seconds, sets world record
October 26, 2011
A smartphone-powered robot solved Rubik’s cube in 5.352 second flat, beating the world record of 5.66 seconds set by Feliks Zemdegs (a human), SmartPlanet reports.
Cubestormer II combines the processing power of a Samsung Galaxy S II and Lego’s Mindstorm NTX, robotic kits that can be programmed and pieced together in a variety of configurations.
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by mjamtmot
Its a joke. They preprogrammed the thing to undo what the human scrambled.
by Atmic
Yeah, but it’s just not as impressive when motors and gears handle the handwork.
by Singme
Gosh, I can’t believe a human could ever do it in less than 6 seconds.