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Rubics Cube in under six seconds
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27-01-2012, 12:00
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Re: Rubics Cube in under six seconds
That's awesome. It looks like it probably uses Kociemba's algorithm to solve the cube in about 20 moves. i built a website a few years ago using the same algorithm to show humans how to do it in 25 moves or less: rubiksolve.com
The use of a robot, and a lego one at that to automate a difficult puzzle is just one good example of how programming and robotics can perform some tasks better than humans. I may show that vid to some of my students, thanks.
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27-01-2012, 12:14
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Re: Rubics Cube in under six seconds
No Problem! It is awesome!
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27-01-2012, 15:32
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Re: Rubics Cube in under six seconds
Woah, thanks for posting. This is definitely right up there with the coolest things I've ever seen. I thought my personal record of 39 seconds was pretty good....
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27-01-2012, 15:43
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Re: Rubics Cube in under six seconds
I just watched it over and over and was more amazed each time. And to do it out of LEGOs makes it even better. Thanks for posting
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27-01-2012, 22:51
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Re: Rubics Cube in under six seconds
No problem, wish I could find more stuff like this
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