may be the first Smart Cube in the world

[Peter Lee]

• Use AR technology to solve a puzzle cube with step-by-step tutorials
• Countless combinations exercise the hands and brain
• Master the cube and solve in under one minute
• Fun for all ages. Product is safe and BPA free
• Compatible with iPhone / iPad / Android Device

 

[JustinTimeCuber]

I can't help imagining plugging my cube in to recharge at night

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[Jason Green]

Most of us use four steps already. CFOP

 

[Logiqx]

It'd be cool if you could choose which method is used for the generated solution (CFOP, Roux, ZZ, etc).

This would give people an insight into how speed solvers actually go about solving the cube.

I think this would be more interesting than applying a <=20 move optimal solution.

 

[Ollie]

I can't help imagining plugging my cube in to recharge at night

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Did you even watch the video?

 

[JustinTimeCuber]

Did you even watch the video?

yes, but still that's what the words "smart rubik's cube" make me think, even if it isn't accurate

 

[AlphaSheep]

Use AR technology to solve a puzzle cube with step-by-step tutorials

You mean step-by-step solutions. A tutorial is something that you can learn from.

Countless combinations exercise the hands and brain

You don't exercise the brain if you're not solving it youself.

Master the cube and solve in under one minute

I don't think you master something if you can only do it with the help of an app, and I don't see the app helping you master it.

Fun for all ages. Product is safe and BPA free

I'd be interested to see an app that's not BPA free.

Anyway, its a cool idea. I messed around with AR and a cube before, but I didn't get very far. I like the idea from the point of view of scramble checking at competitions rather than a solver for people who can't be bothered to learn to solve it themselves.

 

[biscuit]

I like the idea from the point of view of scramble checking at competitions rather than a solver for people who can't be bothered to learn to solve it themselves.

That's an idea I like. I'm not sure if a smartphone app is the best way to do that though. For it to be time effective it would really need to be a 2-6 camera setup that you just put it in and choose which scramble. I guess if you had a scramble checker it would work.

 

[asacuber]

i have seen this app on the play store. When i saw it iirc it had 2.8 rating or something like that

 

[Ollie]

yes, but still that's what the words "smart rubik's cube" make me think, even if it isn't accurate

Yeah, I see your point to be fair. Sorry ^_^

 

[Jason Green]

i have seen this app on the play store. When i saw it iirc it had 2.8 rating or something like that

Probably people downloading and rating bad because they don't have the cube.

 

[asacuber]

Probably people downloading and rating bad because they don't have the cube.

lol they said that it wouldnt work

 

[Chree]

Probably people downloading and rating bad because they don't have the cube.

I'm about to do just that for having such a misleading thread title.