Blink and you'll miss it, because it's over and done in less than half a second.
Blink and you'll miss it, but this robot holds the world record for the fastest solution to a Rubik's cube puzzle.
Mitsubishi Electric's TOKUI Fast Accurate Synchronized motion Testing Robot completed the puzzle in 0.305 seconds, edging the previous record - also held by Mitsubishi - of 0.38.As well as "high-speed, high-precision" machinery, the robot is equipped with AI technology and a colour-recognition algorithm.
"Since establishing our Component Production Engineering Centre in 2016, we have been developing and manufacturing high-tech motors, power semiconductors and related products," the centre's senior general manager Yuji Yoshimura said. "To demonstrate our technical capabilities in achieving high-speed, high-precision windings, which are key to increasing the productivity and efficiency of motors used in many of our products, our young engineers voluntarily worked to set the world record, resulting in a Guinness World Records title, which has motivated our engineers to further develop their technical skills.
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