Yes, that's a new world record.
The previous fastest time a robot could solve a Rubik’s cube puzzle was 0.637 seconds, which was set by German engineer Albert Beer and his robot Sub1 Reloaded. This new record-setting robot was built by two Massachusetts Institute of Technology students, who one day realized that they could solve the Rubik’s cube much faster by using a different kind of motor for their robot. It used two PlayStation Eye cameras from an old PlayStation 3 gaming console.
Watch the video below and try not to laugh out loud (as I did):
So? We all knew it can be solved mathematically because it was created to illustrate mathematics.
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but look how fast!
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dooooooooooooooom! that's what!! (kidding)
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