CUBOTino: A small, simple, 3D printed, inexpensive Rubik's Cube solver robot(github.com)
github.com
CUBOTino: A small, simple, 3D printed, inexpensive Rubik's Cube solver robot
https://github.com/AndreaFavero71/CUBOTino_base_version
7 コメント
That was cute and a little magical. I may build one with my 8yr this winter break.
One suggestion - it looks like you could have a standard 'learn the cube' program where the webcam is off to one side of the robot, to remove that little bit of friction.
One suggestion - it looks like you could have a standard 'learn the cube' program where the webcam is off to one side of the robot, to remove that little bit of friction.
could this potentially be low-cost enough to replace manual scrambler volunteers at cubing competitions?
WCA Delegate here. The limiting factor generally isn't cost, but the need to handle cubes of various sizes and other puzzles entirely. Having a robot that can only scramble a 3x3 isn't useful for the majority of competitions.
"inexpensive". I love that. Like we're all searching for rubik's cube solver robots for our loved ones for christmas but they're all just too damn pricey!
It didn't say it's in high demand, and compared to the other solver robot you can buy (from Gan, probably the only one available) - 100-ish € - it'll certainly be cheaper.
I have a feeling though that this isn't about solving a cube but rather about building a cube solver o : - )
I have a feeling though that this isn't about solving a cube but rather about building a cube solver o : - )
It is a bit slow, but it seems to work. Here are some videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/IAssemble/videos