Self Solving Rubik’s Cube Does not Stop to Amaze People
The Rubiks Cube, a 3-D combination puzzle invented in 1974 by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Ernő Rubik. Originally called the Magic Cube. Rubik’s cube along with the Harry Potter series and iPhone is the most sold item throughout the world. Solving a Rubik’s cube can be literally exhausting but a dream for some people. The most popular is the 3×3 Rubik’s cube with 6 sides and a total of 54 cube and 6 colours. Moreover, there are more than 43 quintillion ways to scramble a Rubik’s cube” says computer scientist Tom Rokicki. “That’s more positions than there are grains of sand on all of Earth’s beaches.” Forty-three quintillion 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 to be exact—is the kind of number that defies analysis.
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Self-solving Rubik’s cube
It sounds absurd but it is a reality now, a Japanese maker named Takashi Kaburagi who wanted to make something that surprises people all over the world is the inventor of the self-solving Rubiks cube as we all know that last year we were awed by the clever work of Takashi Kaburagi. He built a Rubik’s cube that solves itself. The internals of this robot is cleverly designed so that it can twist and turn itself back to the solved position from the inside, leaving us with a fantastic show. He brought it to the Bay Area Maker Faire and drew a constant crowd and don’t stop to amaze people. The people used to scramble the cube and then Takashi turned it on and put it on the table and it twisted and turned left and right and get back to its solved position.
Self-auto solving rubiks cube with AI! #ai #ml pic.twitter.com/pOJvekAyTy
— Mohamed Niang (@Moha__niang) June 5, 2020
