A robot that can solve a Rubik's cube puzzle in 0.38 seconds has been developed by two researchers in the US. The current world record is 0.637 seconds, which was set by German engineer Albert ...

Rubik’s Match, a new free-to-play mobile game inspired by the Rubik’s Cube, also has the blessing of the original inventor of ...

The Rubik's Cube is a puzzle challenging people to create six sides of a single colour An artificial intelligence system created by researchers at the University of California has solved the Rubik ...

The cube, of course, is the compact Rubik’s Cube, the bestselling 3D combination puzzle (a tasteful amount of memorabilia is strewn about the house) originally known as the Magic Cube, that Rubik ...

Puzzles provide many hours of applied fun beyond any perfunctory tasks that occupy our days. When your son or daughter receives a snake cube puzzle as a Christmas gift — and it turns out to be ...

A 13-year-old schoolboy has invented a Lego robot that can solve a Rubik's cube. Ruarcc, from St Malachy's College in north ...

A robot developed by five young engineers at Mitsubishi Electric Corp. was recognized by Guinness World Records as the fastest to solve a 3x3x3 puzzle cube--almost as quickly as the blink of an eye.

Welcome to the Concord Monitor’s collection of puzzles. In this space, you can put away your scratch pad and your pencil sharpener and jump into a new world of digital puzzles. Instead ...

A project team from Mitsubishi Electric Corporation beat the previous record by 0.075 seconds using a robot equipped with ...

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A funky-looking runabout, the Cube is tall and boxy with a cavernous interior. Whimsical interior details target the young, but easy access makes it an attractive option for buyers of any age who ...

A 13-year-old schoolboy has built a Lego robot that can solve a Rubik's cube. Ruarcc, from St Malachy's College in north Belfast, first took steps to create puzzle-solving robot prototypes in his ...