Insane Robot Solves Rubik’s Cube In “Just 0.637 Seconds”, Breaks Guinness World Record

Short Bytes: The Guinness World Record has recently confirmed that the Sub1 Reloaded robot is the new world record holder for solving the Rubik’s Cube in just 0.637 seconds. This happened at an event organized by a German self-driving chip maker Infineon whose microcontroller helped the robot arrange the sides of the cube in the correct order.

Last year, a robot named Sub1 Reload solved the famous Rubik’s Cube puzzle in just 0.637 seconds at an event organized by a German company Infineon, a self-driving car chip maker. Since then, it was expected that the robot would set a new Guinness World Record by breaking its own existing record of 0.887 seconds.

Finally, after verifying that the scrambled cube met the requirements of the World Cube Association and other things, the Guinness World Records has confirmed that the Sub1 Reloaded is the new world record holder.

Using six of the motors connected to each side of the cube, the robot took less than a second and 21 moves to twist and turn the sides after its camera shutters opened.

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