Here’s a Rubik robot from a couple of years ago.
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Awesome!
I solved it after 6 weeks of studying it an hour or so every night (with no instructions). After that I could do it any time in less than 5 minutes. Best time = 2:36. The smart people who can do it under 30 seconds are amazing.
Swell.
Steve Jobs can’t get it.
Interesting article here:
http://newscientist.com/article/dn19301-god-couldnt-do-faster-rubiks-cube-mystery-solved.html
Basically, every possible scrambled arrangement of Rubik’s cube can be solved in a maximum of 20 moves.
Great. Now the Rubik’s Cube solvers will be put out of work. When will it ever end…
iPhone, the phone that can’t.
AT&T, the service that doesn’t.
That’s embarrasing when your phone can solve the Rubik’s Cube and you can’t.
Don’t get too close to that machine, it will TWIST YOUR NUTS OFF !!!
Well, they are not really solving it.
First time I had a Rubik cube took forever solving it, and never managed to do it. Then somebdy gave me a piece of paper with some steps to solve it (an algorithm)and it became a physical thing. No thinking involved.