This Netbook and Lego Solves Rubik's Cube in 12s
Still not as fast as a human can do it.
We've covered Rubik's cube-solving Nokia smartphones, but when you want it done faster, you're going to need some faster hardware.
By faster hardware, it could be both stronger physical hardware to manipulate the cube as well as a more capable computational device.
In this video, the creators used Lego Mindstorm bits and an Acer Aspire One netbook to make what is believed to be the fastest solve yet for a computer – 12 seconds.
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Impressive, but can it beat us humans? Not yet.
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Video shows it solved in 4.04 seconds, not 12
10.75 for the completely random cube full solve.