Robot from Rowan University students solves Rubik’s cube in 15 seconds

The Inquirer on a pair of Rowan University students who have created a robot to finish a Rubik’s cube in 15 seconds: …In a project that started in a Rowan course, Ridgeway and Zachary Grady, both senior electrical and computer engineering (ECE) majors, have built a robot that solves the cube in 15 seconds…The Rubik’s […]

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Mar 14, 2011 9:30am

The Inquirer on a pair of Rowan University students who have created a robot to finish a Rubik’s cube in 15 seconds:

…In a project that started in a Rowan course, Ridgeway and Zachary Grady, both senior electrical and computer engineering (ECE) majors, have built a robot that solves the cube in 15 seconds…The Rubik’s Cube-Solving Robot, a year in the making, has earned the duo more than 17,000 hits on YouTube and a congratulatory note from Erno Rubik himself. And though it’s not yet official, they are confident, based on their research, that the robot is the fastest of its kind.

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We have been waiting for an opportunity to point out that Code for America Philadelphia fellow Pete Fecteau has his own Rubik’s cube legend.

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