Robot, Rubik's Cube
13-year-old builds robot that can solve Rubik's Cube
A 13-year-old student from St. Malachy's College in North Belfast, has successfully built a Lego robot capable of solving a Rubik's cube. The young innovator, named Ruarcc, began developing prototypes for this innovative project last year. His creation was facilitated by the launch of his school's Creative Digital Technology Hub (CDTH) in 2023.
13-year-old boy builds impressive Lego robot that easily solves any Rubik's cube
A 13-year-old student has used his amazing skills to build a Lego robot that can solve a Rubik's cube.As per BBC, a boy named Ruarcc from St Malachy's College in north Belfast, began working on his robot prototypes when he was 12,
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