Android phone powered Lego robot solves Rubik’s cube

DeviceGuru reports that A Lego Mindstorms robotics kit controlled by an HTC Nexus One smartphone successfully untangled a Rubik’s Cube puzzle in 12.5 seconds at this week’s ARM developer conference in Silicon Valley. ARM principal engineer David Gilday masterminded the robotic Rubik’s Cube demo. Here’s a YouTube video showing Gilday demonstrating his latest 3x3x3 cube-solver. The robot itself does not need to be amazing fast because the best solution for a rubix cube is always less then 20 moves.

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    Universal Robots Vision-Based LEGO Stacker
    http://hackaday.com/2017/06/11/universal-robots-vision-based-lego-stacker/

    [Thomas Kølbæk Jespersen] and his classmates at Aalborg University’s Robot Vision course used MATLAB code and URscript to program a Universal Robots UR5 to stack up Duplo bricks. The Duplo bricks are stacked into low-fi Simpsons characters — yellow for Homer’s head, white for his shirt, and blue for his pants, for example.

    Universal Robots vision-based LEGO DUPLO stacker
    http://blog.tkjelectronics.dk/2017/06/universal-robots-vision-based-lego-duplo-stacker/

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    Able to climb and detect obstacles – with programmed sequence of movements.
    https://hackaday.io/project/25450-rope-climbing-robot

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