[Unofficial] LEGO robot solves 3x3x7 cube

[IAssemble]

I've been having fun again and thought some of you might like to see the result

Here is a video of my MultiCuber robot solving a 3x3x7 cube!

BTW I meant to ask... does anyone know how the solution length of 71 turns compares with typical human algorithms? Thanks

 

[ben1996123]

That's awesome

 

[IAssemble]

That's awesome

Thanks! I'm glad you like it

 

[Kattenvriendin]

Wow.. so cool!

I love it. Both the machine and the video, very well made!

 

[benskoning]

cool and are you going to have that solve a 8x8x8?

 

[IAssemble]

cool and are you going to have that solve a 8x8x8?

Thanks.

An 8x8x8 cube would be physically too large to fit in this MultiCuber although it might just fit in my "MultiCuber 777".

I am working on some other ideas at the moment but maybe I will try the 8x8x8 one day!

Spoiler: 7x7x7 Video

Wow.. so cool!

I love it. Both the machine and the video, very well made!

Thanks.

I agree with you that Scott Sartain created a wonderful video of my robot!

 

[Sillas]

Really nice, good job!

 

[IAssemble]

Really nice, good job!

Thanks

 

[rubixwiz031]

Does someone want to reconstruct the solve?

 

[IAssemble]

Does someone want to reconstruct the solve?

Sorry, I can't tell if this is a serious question!

But assuming it is, I'm not sure the entire solve is shown as the video was edited to try to make it entertaining and keep it to a reasonable length.

However, I do plan to upload a video of a complete 3x3x5 solve in the next week or so if that would be of interest?

 

[IAssemble]

I found time for more fun MultiCuber can also solve the 3x3x5 cube. See below for a complete solve:

 

[memiinkcubing18]

amazing!!! wich is your next puzzle to solve with the program?

 

[IAssemble]

amazing!!! wich is your next puzzle to solve with the program?

Thanks. I have several ides but I haven't quite decided yet! ;-)

 

[TheAwesomeAlex]

Thanks. I have several ides but I haven't quite decided yet! ;-)

pryaminx or skemb?

 

[IAssemble]

pryaminx or skemb?

The Pryaminx has already been suggested, a Skewb would be interesting too! ;-)