Wiki: List of Cube-Solving Robots

[Lucas Garron]

I decided to start this, since there are so many interesting robot designs these days: http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/Robots

I'm sure I'm missing a lot, so if you can find a video of a solver I missed, just add a quick entry with a link, and as much information as you want. Better formatting would also be appreciated.

 

[FatBoyXPC]

Why did you put 2010 for the date of Deep Cube? I thought it was 2004.

 

[Joemamma556]

7x7 O.o wow.....thats insane

 

[Lucas Garron]

Why did you put 2010 for the date of Deep Cube? I thought it was 2004.

Typo due to haphazard data collection. Y'know, you can also edit the wiki if it contains wrong information like that?

 

[Erzz]

Typo due to haphazard data collection. Y'know, you can also edit the wiki if it contains wrong information like that?

I could never find the edit button.

 

[FatBoyXPC]

Well, there are two reasons for that. The primary one being that usually in a situation like this, I'm given a good answer of "why" the information was displayed why it was. I guess I'm just used to missing information in other places, or just not having seen it at all. The other reason was because I haven't yet made an account (yes yes, this is just a form of laziness )

I do appreciate this wiki page though, I enjoy looking at the various cube robots, and this is a nice centralized place to find more of them

 

[Kirjava]

I *think* that the ARM robots are the only ones that don't use Kociemba. However, they use something extremely similar.

 

[Kenneth]

I could never find the edit button.

You need to have a confirmed account to make edits. That to keep the worst spammers out from there.

 

[Cubenovice]

Feliks Zemdegs

Creator: fazdad and fazmom

Year: December 1995

Puzzle: 2x2x2 to 7x7x7

Solution Method: CN CFOP

Mechanism: 2 arms, 10 fingers

Video Story

 

[abctoshiro]

Feliks Zemdegs

Creator: fazdad and fazmom

Year: December 1995

Puzzle: 2x2x2 to 7x7x7

Solution Method: CN CFOP

Mechanism: 2 arms, 10 fingers

Video Story

Include him. Average Solving Time: 7.91 seconds. Lol.

 

[freshcuber.de]

Please add the following cube robot to the wiki list. I am not allowed to edit:
https://freshcuber.de/jaeger-des-verlorenen-schatzes/

1986/1987, Würfelmaschine by Felix Scharstein and Daniel Scharstein.

Until yesterday there was only very little information on scharstein.de but today I made the above article about this Würfelmaschine (Cube machine).

I worked from 1987 on at the University of Cologne where that machine was built.

 

[pjk]

Please add the following cube robot to the wiki list. I am not allowed to edit:
https://freshcuber.de/jaeger-des-verlorenen-schatzes/

1986/1987, Würfelmaschine by Felix Scharstein and Daniel Scharstein.

Until yesterday there was only very little information on scharstein.de but today I made the above article about this Würfelmaschine (Cube machine).

I worked from 1987 on at the University of Cologne where that machine was built.

What issues are you having editing? If you don't have an account, you'll need to create one at the wiki first.