<ul><li>A team of undergrads at Purdue University in Indiana designed and built a Rubik’s cube-solving robot that set a new Guinness World Record by solving the cube in just 0.103 seconds.</li><li>Named Purdubik’s Cube, the robot surpassed Mitsubishi's previous record of 0.305 seconds achieved by its TOKUFASTbot.</li><li>The team overcame challenges with cube disintegration by optimizing the mechanical interior with a custom built core and adjustments to color blocks.</li><li>The Purdue University students' accomplishment is faster than human reaction time, and their robot's record-breaking time is currently at 0.103 seconds.</li></ul>

College students demolish world record for fastest Rubik’s cube robot

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