Looking for a robot only to practice specific algs (I want to tell the robot what to scramble). And looking for some tips please.
A. Did Gan get the specified scrambles to finally work in the app?
B. Does the new Gan ARTHUR robot offer any advantages for me over the older Gan Robot(s)?
Thanks.
I like the idea of a scrambling robot. Reduced stress on the hands from manual scrambles and mindless scrambling.
I think the Gan Robot can do random scrambles...at least Gan promised that feature a few years ago. I thought there were some open source programs for random solving too.
The new MoYu Cube Robot has built in scanning. Has anyone tired this? Impressions?
The robot can be used with several MoYu cubes via revised center caps. Inserting the cube seems a bit cumbersome.
Can this:
- be networked?
- do specified scrabmles for alg training?
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The iPhone 7 still is supported by Apple. But with older equipment, there could be compatibility issues or bugs between the iPhone7 and GAN's newer bluetooth hardware. Also, iPhone radios might differ between China and the West, so every iPhone iteration was not tested. In general, I've seen so...
Do cubing.js & rsimp.io enable the "Algorithm practising" that the Gan Robot promised years ago?
To be clear, could one practice any alg 20x, with the robot resetting the cube each time?
Correct. Years ago, GAN noted Algorithm practising as a "future software update".
So users could drill a specific step over and over again and not have to reset the cube manually every time. For me, this was THE BEST feature of the Robot system. Will revolutionise cubing for the average user...
Firmware updates always pose a small chance of bricking. There are steps to reduce the possibility of bricking such as having a well-powered cube & phone and turning off the phone's main radio and home networking so there can be no interruptions.
That would be a big project but there may be some academic interest in seeing how algs have evolved over time. Particularly as computer processing power improved and the popularity of the cube ebbed and flowed.
For older algs, one could source published books from say 1975 forward; the auction...
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