7 Rubik's Cube World Record Robots - Fastest & New Inventions
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2019
- On this list, we are going to see Rubik's Cube Robts which broke world records: fastest and the unique new inventions. We will explain how a self-solving Rubik's cube works and will also talk about the Open AI's robot hand that can solve the Rubik's cube and also will talk about the Gan Robot which is made for consumers and is powered by a smartphone.
1. Cubestomer 3 (made from LEGO)
Powered by Samsung Galaxy S4, CubeStormer 3 robot broke the Guinness World Record for solving a Rubik's cube in 3.253 seconds in 2014. The robot was built by Mike Dobson and David Gilday, creators of CubeStormer 1, Android Speedcuber and CubeStormer 2.
2. Paul Rose and Jay Flatland Rubik's Cube Robot
This Rubik’s cube solving robot was developed by two software developers Paul Rose and Jay Flatland. On February 5th, 2016, the machine broke the 2.39 seconds world record held by Zackary Gromko’s robot, by solving the cube in 0.9 seconds using. Four USB webcams are used to feed data into software running on a Linux PC that determines the cube-state and this, in turn, is relayed to the Kociemba Rubik's Cube solving algorithm. The algorithm then determines a set of moves to solve the Rubik's Cube and the instructions are sent to the stepper motors.
3. Sub1 Reloaded
Built by Infineon's engineer Albert Beer from Germany, The Sub1 Reloaded smashed the Guinness World Record by becoming the fastest robot to solve a Rubik's with just 0.637 seconds in November 2016. This breaks the previous record of 0.887 seconds achieved by an earlier version of the same machine using a different processor. While every Rubik's Cube can be solved with just 20 movements, Albert did not design the computer to use the fewest moves. Instead, he programmed it to achieve the best time, allowing the Sub1 Reloaded to take extra moves to reach its goal.
4. Rubik's Contraption
Currently, Rubik's Contraption is the fastest robot to solve Rubik’s cube. Developed by M.I.T’s graduate Ben Katz and Jared DiCarlo, the robot solved the Rubik’s cube in just 0.38 seconds in 2018. The robot is built from custom parts that are easily acquirable. It uses six Kollmorgen's ServoDisc U9-series motors, which can be obtained relatively cheaply on eBay, as well as optical encoders on the back, also from eBay. To detect the current state of the cube, a pair of Playstation 3 Eye webcams were positioned at opposite corners of the cube, allowing each camera to observe three faces. A special software was developed to identify all the colors, build a description of the cube and pass it to the min2phase solver which implements Kociemba's two-phase algorithm.
5. Dactyl - Robot Hand
Unlike other Rubik cube solving robots, this is a humanoid robotic hand is not designed specifically for solving Rubik’s cube. It is designed for general purpose, self-learning robots. It is called Dactyl. Developed by Artificial intelligence research organization OpenAI, Dactyl has learned to solve a Rubik’s cube one-handed. It is not as fast as those purpose-built Rubik’s solvers, because the robotics team at OpenAI has very different ambitions. They are trying to build something that is much more general in its scope, similar to how humans and how human hands can do a lot of things, not just a specific task.
6. A Self-Solving Rubik’s Cube
You might think that there are some camera tricks or visual effects in this video, well.. you are not alone. Many people thought so too when the Japanese inventor, Human Controller posted this video on his youtube channel. This is a real Rubik’s Cube that can completely solve itself while floating in mid-air.
How does a self-solving Rubik's cube work?
With the help of the “first two layers” or the F2L algorithm, the Arduino board at the heart of the cube controls the 3D printed custom cores full of servo motors that spin any of its multi-colored sides. The levitation was made possible by installing powerful magnets in both the cube and the table under it.
7. GAN Robot
The GAN Robot can both scrambles and solves a 3x3 Rubik’s cube using a smartphone app. For now, it can only solve the GAN 356i cube. It can solve the cube in less than 15 seconds after calculating the best solving path in 0.01s. The robot is perfect for teaching people to solve the cube step by step, scrambling cubes uniformly in competitions for fair and accurate results.
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Bruh moment
WOW these people need to be prevented from breeding! Oh no need thats already been taken care of!
In the above video, are you sure it solved in .09 seconds? I think it was 0.9 seconds. ruclips.net/video/GJKdbGAF9H0/видео.html
@Iyas kelu A robot magician?
@Iyas kelu Its not solving is it! its pretending to solve it! If it can do it quicker than a robot!
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lemon cuber it’s a joke amongst cubers that gan is the apple of cubing. they make pretty good products, hype them up to be better than they actually are, and then charge wayyyy too much for them
You said "point zero nine seconds" which is 9/100 of a second. I have a feeling you meant zero point nine seconds.
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JESUS CHRIST can we all just just calm down
I’m the youngest so quiet down I’m watching the vid
So.. yes I will watch it. Don’t listen to the other people
GUEVARA TECH why swear it’s not helping anyone
Floating self-solving cube was my favorite!
Imagine blinking and missing a Rubik’s cube being solved
Look up the 2x2 world record
Plot twist: The Rubik’s cube was a paid actor
😂😂
no offense but this joke is sooo overused
well... 5:35 technically is
@@rybertrion3642 jesus cant you just let people enjoy jokes?
@@ronsexton1040 true
1979: We'll have flying cars in the future!
2020: Flying rubix cubes
sorry rubix is a cleaning company rubiks is what your looking for
>2030 : A rubik cube can make dinner now
Flying cars would be "practical". Flying RCs would serve no useful purpose. Please clarify your point.
@@jennifertate4397 Its a joke
@@michaelvega3884 Hello. Sorry if you were offended. I knew it was a joke, I just
didn't, . . . And actually, if you watch Cubastic's "Solving a Rubik's Cube in Freefall", I guess you could call it a flying cube (laughs and smiles).
i love how the first one is made out of legos lol
you have no idea how many things can be made with legos. Their shopping site sells all kinds of electronics that can be used with legos. Nowadays Legos can easily get so complicated that they can become not for children.
So true, my friends and I often visualize new ideas in Lego first because it doesn't need glue and can be reused
It’s not just regular LEGO. It is a set meant for coding, robots, etc. I forget what it’s called because they have a good few, but I know one similar is LEGO mindstorms.
Yessssss it is
Lego is the Best thing to build.
"Plush Giraffe Perturbation" is gonna be my next band name.
Sounds like mast... I meant I'm Just gonna stay quiet
Esse é facil: ruclips.net/video/Xb35D7p_yn8/видео.html
Wow! That's great. I can now sleep better at night knowing this thing exists.
when someone says "I tHoUgHt MaGnEtS aTtAcHeD tO eAcHoThEr"
It quick
It fast
But most importantly: it robot
I like that self-solving cube :)
7:37
‘Roobux cube’
Smart Hungarian invention!
Thx Mr. Ernő Rubik
3:43 That is my speed!!!😂
😂😂
Ur likw 3x faster than me and i dont like it
Your time is better than mine my average is 45 seconds
I thought it's 5:00
That's fast
nice vid i knew the robots would take over the world soon
3:02 look! The position of 'Z' and 'Y' is swapped on the keyboard!
It's called a German keyboard
@@elgmoes thanks for the information!
@@elgmoes French is qwertz too
ElgMoes lmao😂
yeah sure we get that but why the hell did you notice that
Ah, life's work is complete. You can retire knowing you have served mankind to it's fullest. Congrat's!!!
This was really neat...thanks!
That self solving cube is faster than me
Pfffff i can solve a 1x1 rubiks cube less than a second
I can solve a 0 x 0 I. -1.034 seconds
Very interesting, amazing and worthwhile video.
4:33 so we're not gonna talk about how smooth that hand is ?
Let's take a minute and appreciate the amazing amount of modern technology and engineering that has gone into solving a child's toy puzzle.
0:44 : wow this cube looks new!
0:47 : looks like a 2 year old cube!
Interesting video. Many thanks.
The self solving was cool.
The next episode of watching random stuff during quarantine
That’s crazy that the human wr was almost as fast as the first robot’s time
The Dactyl !!! Impressive (and a little scary-cool)
Jesus.....robots really are taking over!
I like the part when it breaks the cube :)
The narrator misspeaks at 1:46..."solving the cube in .09 seconds."
It's actually 0.9 seconds.
Yes I pointed that out to him in his pinned comment.
Fastest has been 0.35 tbh
Cuz there flawed.
People need to find a legitimate reason for existence
In rubiks videos, we talk like cubers
great love the hands
Amazing!
Frankly, Dactyl is the most impressive to me. The others are more about the optimization of the algorithm, which is fun but straightforward in how it is done. After that, it's just the machine vision to set the initial parameters and the servos to implement the solving.
I used to make the robots Dactyl uses (the video is slightly misleading, the robot is made by Shadow in the UK, OpenAI do the... AI). Was a pretty fun job, and lovely people, mildly regret leaving. But London is a bit of a nightmare these days, too much of the rat-race life.
Yep, came for Dactyl in the thumbnail, and not disappointed.
I love the japanase version, a cube that can resolve itself...
hi
u can buy it now.. :p
amazing content I loved it
Really amazing dude
Fantástico!
thank you
"After 23 years and $300,000 dollars..I finally built the fastest Rubik's Cube beating machine!" the guy said.
And to think I'd have to go to a casino to watch an idiot throw money away.
Remarkable. I had no idea.
Having a robot “solve” a rubics cube is like having Google win a pub quiz.
I can imagine myself getting irritated and smashing this cube into pieces... lol
I can put to rest all the years of frustration trying to solve the cube. It can solve itself now!
Awesome👏
Your pronunciation is really good.
Awesome Rubik's cube solvers.
Excellent video
You have collected nice information
But men who solved the cube with in 4 to 5 seconds are greater than these machines
he mentioned the gan robot being perfect for comp but the gan i (the only cube it can use) isnt comp legal because of the mechanics inside
yeah but it can show a step by stepp pattern to scramble the cube according to predetermined difficulty scramble level
I believe it was mentioning perfect for comp scrambling. We all know how many records that have been placed by miscrambles....
all ingenious!
The floating cube is actually solving using CFOP... Nice
Man imagine how stressful a Rubik's cube that unsolves after u have only 1 more part to rotate
I was most impressed with the record holding robot, but the most interesting is the hand robot, i think.
Maarten van Helden dude it literally uses ps3 cameras
The self solving one would be awesome if... the motors were strong enough to flip it in the air, and solve it before it landed. Now THAT would be something.
@@winsomehax wow, that would be awesome! I guess they'd need to use another solving algorithm as well though (should be easy enough to implement)... Using f2l is great for humans, but extremely inefficient for a machine.
@@winsomehax dude, where do you think you're going, I dont think that's possible with those tiny servos and processor
wow cool Robots
I like the floating/solving its self Rubik's cube
1:46 ".09 seconds"?
Shoudn't those mechanical solvers be divided to at least two types. Those who grabbed - turn - realease, and those who managing turns by revolving center elements?
To be fair the best cube solver Felix is very impressive.
Also, a human cube has to go in blind before it's revealed, dissect it and then solve it and then drop the cube.
The day a robot can do that as well, I'd be impressed.
Oh my!!!!wonderfulllllllllll......
1:34 OMG It's a DaYan, damn, i miss dayan, i hope they will come out with an insanely good 3x3 soon
Top Scream the tengyun
@@deekay1306 I know, sure TengYun is sick, but i think dayan can do better
tengyun v2m just released
Saltcheese i know #hellahyped
and along comes the dayan tengyun v2. I would get it if it weren't for GAN
yep i be the prick that puts another red sticker on from 2nd cube just to throw of the robots
AWESOME
Awesome
4:33 Can it.......can it do other things?...
LOL
3:29 see it in 0.25 speed
I love how the first one is made out of legos lol. Thanks
I think that they are all the best, for their own uniqueness... 😎👍
Of course, they ALL have lovely bottoms.
The first clip of Dackyl is me trying to do one handed solves lol
No need for that all you need is an alien for example feliks zemdegs,he came from the planet of cuboria
Tudo muito Legal !!!
2:32 like under a frigging second this is insane
The robotic hand was the most impressive for me, astonishing dexterity and speed !
(BTW : 4:58 I see Boston Dynamics have followers :-)
as time goes on, you get better and faster at finishing all your homework right when the teacher walks in
and then you went to a higher grade with harder work
:) !!! Lol doing homework in class was bad ideal !!! Kinda like you don't HAVE ANY PLANS AT ALL !!!
nice video
Teacher: you have one minute left to hand in your test
Me: 1:14
3:36
What is a programming language?
1:53
It doesn't matter really. Don't be hyped because of a language.
graet job
The self-solving cube is using cfop. Nice
when my small brother solved it in 39 seconds...i was shocked
Yeah, my younger brother, who was otherwise a lazy dunce, theif, drug user, and abuser, could solve a Rubik's cube in under a minute. Go figure. Everyone has a special talent 😀
It’s easy though
@@bigbosspanda1976 not everyone can do it easily I thought it was impossible until I learned it
Cubers here?
Yes
Yes I am a cuber, my best record is 3.16 sec (0.2 OFF MAX PARKS CRAZY OFFICIAL SOLVE!)
,,Cool,😎😍
This makes me mad.
I bought my first rubics cube when they first came out.
And i still cannot solve it.
it's really not that hard, basically. just look it up!
if you have a hard time memorizing sequences of moves, look into the Roux method.
if you want to figure it out by yourself, learn group theory, I guess.
Can you build a robot?
@@DadCMusic lol.
No
Look up how to weekly he has a beginners method for it
Look up j perm
5:58 CFOP
thank you sir
Now that self solving rubik's cube is unique and super interesting and actually something that I would want and show off. Unlike some .gif NFT that can be copied with a right click.............
Gan has made a v2 of the robot that is much faster
7:37 lol the robot complexified the solving
Yeah because it can't move the top layer
Wow!
2:18 I love that the used a guanlong lol
Everyone's a gangsta..untill the real MITian walks in
Can I have one of the machine because I cannot solve a rubix cube
it's really not hard to learn
Although I learn it after a Month
@@manasthapa5858
cool!
6:38 Do this with your friend and he will run out of the house 😂
Nice
I can solve one rubicik cube in 35 sec
My Record are 32,46 seconds
comedichen Assumption, i couldn't spell rubix cube but i solved it in 8 hours.
My record is 1/0 seconds
Mines 22 sec pb 30 sec average
@Erich Wöls nice
lol, why did the self-solving cube even use f2l? hahahaha it could have easily used a recursive algorithm or even just the same algorithms as the other robots, that would make it solve faster too
It'z quite a bit easier to implement
NatMath what!? no wayy, implementing all the f2l cases is in no way easier than just backtracking the scramble using recursion (which can be solved in 20 moves or less using this method). im saying this, based on the assumption that the robot knows the full state of the cube in the beginning (it has to, to even solve the cross in cfop)
@@gamedevprod6276 I'm using my experience but writing the f2l cases takes longer but is much easier math wise than using the group reductions methods. Those algorithms don't just invert the scramble they navigate through the cube group, generally with A* and implementing these methods can be hard if you don't have previous experience or math knowledge, while I was able to create a CFOP based solverat 15yo
NatMath but you dont have to use A*, and there is literally no math at all, just write a recursive function that goes through all possible moves, namely U D R L F B and the anti-clockwise of all of that. we know that cubes can be solved in less than 20 moves so just return when we reach 20 moves or when cube is the same state as original scramble. for each depth of recursion, just check the cube state if it is same as the scramble. and the machine will do the rest, checking for all combination of moves to reach a solved state
NatMath ohh, i think i understand what you thinkin. what im trynna say is start from a solved cube and try to reach the scramble using recursion, then just reverse all the moves we get. what you trynna say is, start from scrambled cube and try to find most optimal solution using A* and all the math stuff. both works i guess, just depends on what we wanna implement and how we wanna implement it
Levitating self-solving cube is something !! =)
interesting video
Cool