We’ve all seen videos of Rubik’s cube champions who can solve the puzzle in less than 5 seconds. And there are cube-twisting robots that can solve the cube even faster, often in under a second.
Using machine-learning and robotics to solve a Rubik’s cube has been achieved before. Notably, in March 2018, a machine developed by engineers at MIT managed to solve a cube in just 0.38 seconds.
People are being asked to donate their unwanted washing machines to help create a giant Rubik's Cube. The idea has come from the British Ironworks Centre near Oswestry in Shropshire and it is ...