A team of Purdue University engineering students unveiled Purdubik’s Cube, a custom robot that shattered the existing Guinness World Record for fastest robot to solve a Rubik’s Cube by completing a solve in 0.103 seconds**—blowing past the prior record of 0.305 seconds held by Mitsubishi Electric engineers in Japan. To reach this breakthrough, the team integrated high-speed, low-resolution machine vision cameras and implemented a raw-color detection pipeline that bypassed extensive image process

Purdue students engineered a robot that solved a Rubik’s Cube in 0.103 seconds, nearly tripling the previous speed record. The achievement highlights advances in machine vision, custom algorithms, and high-speed motion control. Read the full story at 🔗 https://sci.sx/666515401 In this video: Meet Purdubik's Cube—a high-speed robotic system that now holds the Guinness World Record for "Fastest robot to solve a puzzle cube," clocking in at a jaw-dropping 0.103 seconds. That's faster than the blin