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Robot Solves A Rubik's Cube In Just Over One Second

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I thought it would be one of those lego mindstorms ones xD

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i can do it in a month xD?

 

 

 

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I could do that, I just dont want to.

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more liike just under 2 seconds, its 1.9 seconds edit: its 1.19 not 1.9 :/

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The mechanics of that is more impressive than anything.  Those cubes sometimes jam if you don't line them up just right, so to fling the sides around at that speed is really impressive!  (I would be equally amazed by this thing if it just shuffled it randomly)

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The mechanics of that is more impressive than anything.  Those cubes sometimes jam if you don't line them up just right, so to fling the sides around at that speed is really impressive!  (I would be equally amazed by this thing if it just shuffled it randomly)

 

if the use a competition speed cube then that is not a issue. my stickerless can cut corners at almost 45 degree offset.

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The mechanics of that is more impressive than anything.  Those cubes sometimes jam if you don't line them up just right, so to fling the sides around at that speed is really impressive!  (I would be equally amazed by this thing if it just shuffled it randomly)

 

That's exactly what I was thinking. Stepper motors can be very accurate but the sheer speed of that thing without the cube jamming, locking up, or flat out breaking is absolutely nuts. I did a small stepper motor + software project in college that was no where near that complex, so I can appreciate the work that went into it.

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Daaamn. surprised the webcams don't screw it over by being so blurry

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The mechanics of that is more impressive than anything.  Those cubes sometimes jam if you don't line them up just right, so to fling the sides around at that speed is really impressive!  (I would be equally amazed by this thing if it just shuffled it randomly)

 

I've never handled a rubik's cube that wasn't jammed up or got locked up within a minute of use.

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