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A robot created by the Japanese company Mitsubishi Electric Corporation set a new world record when it was able to assemble the famous Rubik's cube very quickly. It took him only 0.305 seconds.
For comparison, an average person blinks at a rate of 0.1 to 0.3 seconds. The new achievement is 10 times greater than the record set by the human record holder for solving the Rubik's cube. The Independent writes about it.
The robot uses a color recognition algorithm developed using artificial intelligence technology. This allows it to process colors accurately and quickly.
Also, the robot can rotate cubes 90 degrees at a speed of 0.009 seconds. In addition, the robot has powerful and compact servomotors, a programmable controller, an industrial PC, a touch display and cameras – all this allows it to quickly complete tasks.
Among people, the fastest Rubik's Cube builder is Max Park from California – it took him 3.13 seconds to set a record and get into the Guinness Book of Records.