Record-breaking Japanese robot solves Rubik’s Cube in record time

A Mitsubishi Electric machine has shattered the Rubik’s Cube puzzle world record by solving it in a mind-boggling 0.305 seconds. The lightning-fast feat was achieved by the TOKUI Fast Accurate Synchronized Motion Testing Robot, which left onlookers in awe as it swiftly manipulated the colorful squares of the 3 x 3 x 3 cube into a perfect alignment.

The Guinness World Records officially recognized the achievement, presenting Mitsubishi Electric with a certificate on May 21. This groundbreaking time surpassed the previous record of 0.38 seconds, showcasing the incredible speed and precision of the machine.

The robot’s success can be attributed to its advanced color-recognition algorithm, developed with proprietary technology, and high-power servomotors that enable rapid and accurate processing. Despite facing challenges such as cube jamming at high speeds, the team made adjustments to ensure flawless execution.

The Rubik’s Cube, invented in 1974, has captivated audiences worldwide with its complex challenge of intelligence and dexterity. This record-breaking achievement highlights the innovative capabilities of robotics in Japan, where machines are increasingly integrated into various industries and services due to a labor shortage.

From delivering food to offering Buddhist teachings, robots are becoming an integral part of Japanese society, showcasing the country’s technological prowess and commitment to innovation. The Mitsubishi Electric machine’s remarkable accomplishment serves as a testament to the endless possibilities of robotics in pushing the boundaries of human achievement.