Lightning Fast Logic

Mitsubishi’s robot solves Rubik’s puzzle in 0.305 seconds.

Since the dawn of humanity, we have strived to put nine squares of the same color onto a single side of a cube, which was really difficult before 1974 when the Rubik’s Cube was invented. But once that happened, it became a race to accomplish it ever faster and more stylishly, culminating in TOKUFASTbot by Mitsubishi Electric. 🧩

This robot connects a servo motor to each side of the cube, capable of turning 90 degrees in 0.009 seconds. It’s also highly responsive to an AI color-identifying algorithm to solve the cube in record time. 🤖

This lightning-fast machine showcases the cutting-edge technology and innovation coming out of Japan.

Source: Sora News 24
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