Considering the number of hours humans have spent attempting to solve the Rubik’s Cube, leave it to a machine to solve the puzzle in just 0.38 seconds.

Created by software developer Jared Di Carlo and MIT robotics student Ben Katz, the machine was designed to break the previous world record of 0.637 seconds held by the Sub1 Reloaded by Infineon.  Read more...

Reference: Engineering 360
                  Marie Donlon