Rubik's cube solving machine

  • What was needed: Spindle lifting tables for clamping the cube
  • Requirements: High reliability for use at trade fairs
  • Industry: Mechanical engineering
  • Success for the customer: The magic cube can be
    ideally solved at a speed of 15 moves per second. The underlying
    solution algorithm requires between 10 and 35 moves. In the best case scenario, the Rubik's Cube can therefore
    be solved in less than one second and thus compete with professional solutions.
Four men stand in an office next to an automated test setup with a monitor.

Product used

drylin® SHT-12 linear module

Configure lead screw axis

Impressions

Transparent machine with a control panel on a table for a cube-solving system.
Rubik’s Cube machine with glass enclosure and robot arms solves a Rubik’s Cube.

Application video

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Online shop

drylin® SHT configurator

drylin E white paper: toothed belt drive or lead screw drive for linear modules.

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