The new Guinness World Record of Robot faster to solve Rubik’s cube was signed by the Purdubik’s Cube system developed by four students from Purdue University, in Indiana: the enhancement solution came after just 0.103 seconds, less than a third of the time employed by the former record holder, the robot of Mitsubishi Electric.
The Purdubik’s Cube in action: the system developed by four students from Purdue University, in Indiana, has conquered the fastest robot record to solve the Rubik / Credit cube: Guinness World Record
The Guinness World Record of the Rubik cube has a new protagonist (and it is not a human): it is the Purdubik’s Cube systema robot developed by four students from Purdue University in West Lafayette, in the Indiana, who decided to try the company inspired by previous primacy. Their Purdubik’s Cube literally has the official record shatteredsolving Rubik’s cube In just 0.103 seconds – Less than a third of the time of the former number one, the robot of Mitsubishi Electric, which in May 2024 had reached the solution in 0.305 seconds.
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The new record was signed on April 21, 2025 at a laboratory of Purdue University and was recognized by the Guinness World Record, which certified the Purdubik’s Cube as “The fastest robot to solve Rubik’s cube“. His stunning time, faster than a blink of an eye, is the result of years of learning and collaboration of the student team, made up of Junpei Ota, Aden Hurd, Matthew Patrohay and Alex Berta.”We met thanks to the Purdue University Education Program Cooperative Program – the four young people told. The program helped us to build not only the friendships that led to this collaboration, but also theand professional and technical skills necessary to make it concretely“.
Their Purdubik’s Cube had been presented for the first time at the Sparkthe design competition for the students of the Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) of the Purdue University, where the first prize in December 2024 had been won. After the event, the team continued to perfect the robot, constantly pushing itself beyond the limits of modern automation and high -speed processing.
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The record robot resolves Rubik’s cube in 0.1 seconds
The Purdubik’s Cube, the Guinness World Record holder robot for solving Rubik’s cube in 0.103 seconds, uses artificial vision for the recognition of colorspersonalized resolution algorithms optimized for execution times e a movement control hardware. “Each movement is performed with finely optimized shift profiles to maximize acceleration, deceleration and mechanical efficiency, with precise and coordinated control in less than milliseconds“His developers explained.
The project was supported by the Institute for Control, Optimization and Networks (ICON) of Purdue University, co-director by the electric and computer engineering professor, Shreyas Sundaram. “Since the time of the Apollo programresearchers and students from Purdue have designed control systems that allow new and revolutionary skills – recalled the teacher – The Purdubik’s Cube team is An excellent example of how algorithms are combiningrobotics and control to reach large engineering goals“.
Nak-Seung Patrick Hyun, associate professor of electric and computer engineering of Purdue University, was the four students as a mentor to the four students. “This result does not concern only the overcoming of a record, but expands the boundaries of what the synthetic systems can do – said Hyun -. Approaches us to the understanding of control systems ultra -very coordinates such as those present in nature“.
