[PuzzLEGO] has designed a LEGO Rubik’s cube, with the latest revision improving on flimsy earlier designs. The first step was to design a core that would allow the cube to rotate freely without ...

The latest Rubik's cube solving Lego monstrosity is called the MultiCuber and although it's constructed out of nothing but Mindstorms components and a laptop, it can solve 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, and 5x5 cubes ...

Until yesterday, the world record for fastest time in solving a Rubik's Cube was 5.27 seconds, which was set in the fall of 2011 by a Lego robot named Cubestormer 2.Thanks to the machine's ...

There’s nothing especially menacing about this video of a Lego robot – aptly named Cubestormer 3 – solving a Rubik’s Cube in what looks like nanoseconds, but it is still rather unsettling ...

Using a Lego kit he got for Christmas ... With a little help from his dad, Noah’s robot was able to solve the Rubik’s Cube. He said it took 42 moves in just under two and a half minutes.

This is the CubeStormer 3, which just hauled in the Guinness World Record for analyzing and solving a Rubik’s cube in 3.253 seconds. It’s made out from LEGO, magic, the devil, children’s ...

Made using Lego Mindstorms, Raspberry Pi, and BrickPi, this homemade machine solves Rubix cube with ease. According to Rumble.com, it uses the Kociemba two-phase algorithm to completely solve the ...

It's running a customized application on the phone, and from what we can tell in the video, it's using the camera on the back to keep track of the cube below it, as the device tells the LEGO robot ...