Unbelievable! Unbeatable 
Yesterday at the Big Bang Fair held in Birmingham (UK), Mike Dobson and David Gilday smashed their own Guiness World Record of Rubik's Cube solver with their latest generation LMS EV3 robot CUBESTORMER 3...
...with a mind blowing 3,253 seconds!
Surrender!
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So, step by step, if machines take over all human activity, including art and science, what will happen to the organic body and its conditioned-to-work-and-think brain? Surely, will it decay? Is mankind-machines coexistence possible while people are fighting for jobs and resources: competition, nations, and so on? Anyway, beyond Rubick’s cube and chess, what is the endeavour in which a robot cannot take part or channel at all suscesfully? Why won't the future automatons be alive? What is the fundamental difference between a mechanical structure, organic or inorganic, that imitates life and life itself? Is there any, virtual or real? If it said that there is a difference, is it just some kind of authority who is defining and differentiati g? Perhaps then, someday, will be a powerful automaton the one who will define life, its unique life, truth itself? That is, where does life begin and end? Therefore, where does death too? Along these lines, there is a peculiar book, a preview in http://goo.gl/rfVqw6 Just another suggestion, in order to free-think for a while
Are any details available on the construction of the machine itself (mechanical details)? The effectors seem to be rotating rather faster than I would think possible for an EV3 servo.
This is just astounding!
@Blakbird
I'm not aware of further mechanical details, but I'll try to get some answers from the authors.
Eventually the effectors are geared up, but this would decrease the rotation precision which is of utmost importance here. :P
There is a slow motion video of its predecessor version Cubestormer II, but after looking carefully at it I can't be sure whether it is geared up, down or none. :P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHXTEBihbN8
@Allanp
Guess it would include pneumatic cylinders if it was done from you. :)
If there was a real life counterpart which solves massive cubes using hydraulics then yes, mine would have pneumatics :)
This is still not confirmed by who should be best positioned to do it, but I got some insight that they might be heavily gearing up this contraption.
Apparently they need like 4 motors to be able to turn the gear train to that speed.
This would explain the precision seen on the movements, while maintaining the torque availability at the required levels.
In Cubestormer II each motor was seconded by a second motor to brake rotation with precision.
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