@Maxxmentum you should get a set if you can - it's great fun creating things like this :-)
Many people have asked how long it took to program. If you've seen all my videos you'll realise I've been creating these robotic puzzle solvers for just over 3 years in my spare time. If you read my blogs (link in description) you'll see that a lot of the code has been adapted and re-used from one design to the next so I can't really give a figure for how much time I've spent programming the Megaminxer.
CubeStormer did a regular Rubik in about 10 seconds, so "lego" is not the bottleneck here, it's the specific design which may need some tuning to get up to speed - and beat - the human hand. Don't get me wrong. Impressive effort.
@MrTroyNT good question about the battery indicator... I guess it is because the green colour of the indicator is close to the colour of the green screen that was used to chroma-key the background so what you see is part the background image showing where the green bar should be
Nvm, I just looked it up, lol. So basically any phone with an ok processor could do this, sweet let me just write an algorithm for my iphone and build one of these things. Impress the fellow nerds.
Would have been better to see it accomplished with one continuous shot instead of the closeups and angle \ pans...the dancing androids are cool but they are kind of distracting as well.
@surgeyX thanks for your comment about a single continuous shot. We were aiming for both an informative and entertaining video here... :-)
However, you may like to know that I hope to upload a video of Megaminxer to my personal channel in the near future in the same style as some of my other videos.
You might be able to see the mechanism a little more clearly in another video of the same Megaminxer robot on my channel. Watch in particular the close-up shots before the title page and the scan where all faces of the puzzle are directed towards the camera.
@IAssemble and i dont think, that the Megaminx can be in any position.. perhaps it is possible with one different position of the Megaminx but complex functions arent
@PippoKiller Thanks. It uses a table driven algorithm that was adapted from some of the earlier 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube solvers. I think this solve was 112 moves but it averages around 120. (I love the dancing androids! :D)
@yeehaw789 thanks for your observation, I can obviously see why you said I'm not the uploader.
However, if you follow the link in the description to the MultiCuber 777 video and read it's description you'll see that who I am. I hope this helps clarifies things ;-)
Can you do this without the camera moving so much?
Kevansevans 1 month ago
@Kevansevans there is another video of Megaminxer on my channel that you might like: watch?v=Ji7rF7KdmqE
IAssemble 1 month ago
Humina humina humina WHAAAA?!?!?
iseldoff 4 months ago
That.. was .. AWSOME!
alkeskog 8 months ago
wow now try the pyraminx or the dyan octahedron
michael1234252 8 months ago
made me lol when the android dude started ravin
scottttt24 8 months ago
that's pretty neat
epit0me 9 months ago
I bet next the robots can also solve irregular puzzles.
artman40 9 months ago
@paxos2k android is smarter than you and your crap phone.
biggerben2010 10 months ago
Oh, android. What CAN'T you do?
dukeballer11 10 months ago
name of the first soundtrack pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
subwoffer 11 months ago
Is this real?
q8mosfet 11 months ago
@q8mosfet mybe some of my earlier comments will help you decide if this is real ;-)
IAssemble 11 months ago
What about that stupod dancing android robots, come on... any smartphone can do this! not just android crap
paxos2k 11 months ago
8 minutes? I just tried, took me 9. NOT A FAIR CONTEST. IT ISN'T DRUNK.
explodingtoast 11 months ago
That was fucking awesome! Android owns apple every time!
Doobwaa 11 months ago
This was very cool, I need to invest in a mindstorm. How long did it take to program?
Maxxmentum 11 months ago
@Maxxmentum you should get a set if you can - it's great fun creating things like this :-)
Many people have asked how long it took to program. If you've seen all my videos you'll realise I've been creating these robotic puzzle solvers for just over 3 years in my spare time. If you read my blogs (link in description) you'll see that a lot of the code has been adapted and re-used from one design to the next so I can't really give a figure for how much time I've spent programming the Megaminxer.
IAssemble 11 months ago
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I have wasted my life, stupid alt energy thesis, this looks more like fun
Maxxmentum 11 months ago
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Maxxmentum 11 months ago
OMFG!
bastiagueiro 11 months ago
Skynet = Android
drakexr 11 months ago 9
At first it solves megaminx, then it kills John Connor...
I know where this is going;O
otumanienie 11 months ago 3
It's not YMCA Androids. It's ARM androids!
weinerschnitzelboy 11 months ago
Android for the win !
robocopvn 11 months ago
Man! is this for real?? incredible!!
trunganhvu 11 months ago
@trunganhvu there's a different video of the same robot on my channel that may help you decide if this is real... XD
IAssemble 11 months ago
psshhh it just peels off the stickers :P
Just kidding. Cool machine! I just don't think I'd be able to give up solving megaminx... it's so fun!
YEAHBUCKET 11 months ago
hahaha love the way android dance !
onoix 11 months ago
Absolutely great, I want to build the machine too:-)
wadendrill 11 months ago
Pff... the solving time depends on how well that thing was shuffled by a person.
OpticalFascism 11 months ago
@OpticalFascism actually the solving time doesn't vary very much as long as the Megaminx is reasonably well shuffled!
The Android app controlling Megaminxer consistently finds a solution of between about 110 and 130 moves so there is not much variation.
There is probably more variation owing to the battery level as the motors run slightly faster when well charged :-)
IAssemble 11 months ago
so this is the way how Google trains its Terminator army?
ImaginaryNumb3r 11 months ago 2
OMG o_O
eukaryoticcell 11 months ago
Wheres the village droid cowboy!!!
kingludwig245 11 months ago
Wheres the village droid cowboy!!!
kingludwig245 11 months ago
too many moviecuts in here! I do not belive!
TURRlCAN 11 months ago
@TURRlCAN try the alternative video of the same Megaminxer robot on my channel with no video cuts! ;-)
IAssemble 11 months ago
awesome!!! :D
BrotherBloat 11 months ago
CubeStormer did a regular Rubik in about 10 seconds, so "lego" is not the bottleneck here, it's the specific design which may need some tuning to get up to speed - and beat - the human hand. Don't get me wrong. Impressive effort.
bgg222 11 months ago
Yo lo hago con la puntalapolla...
DAERMON 11 months ago
Fuck yeah Mindstorm!
Geoshi 11 months ago
It took over 8 minutes to solve? People have done this thing in less than 1 minute, according to Megaminx.
Also, while Megaminx looks more complicated than 3x3x3 original Rubik, it really isn't. Or not by much at least.
bgg222 11 months ago
@bgg222
dont forget we're talking about lego here. dont expect it to be able to move as fast as trained human hands.
XGazudin 11 months ago
iWhut?
Acid1025 11 months ago
Cool Application of Android OS. But I think this application need much more development to progress further. Thanks.
OnlineMarketing20 11 months ago
The epiciest epic thing on the whole epicnesses :O
Om4R1n0 11 months ago
Wow... Speechless... woooow.
andymonchaos 11 months ago
now that's tight as hell - sweet vid
SimX9000 11 months ago
Caution:wet paint
xeonsamarescu 11 months ago
Awww! All of Android's outfits!
Jaysmellsbad 11 months ago
Why is the battery indicator going crazy?
MrTroyNT 11 months ago
@MrTroyNT good question about the battery indicator... I guess it is because the green colour of the indicator is close to the colour of the green screen that was used to chroma-key the background so what you see is part the background image showing where the green bar should be
IAssemble 11 months ago
Can an iPhone do the same thing? Or is that too stupid of a technology to even mention? lol ;p
rune1122 11 months ago 12
i was totally distracted by the dancing androids.
TheBappul 11 months ago
DROID DOES
TheNomadicNeb 11 months ago
that was freakin incredible!!!!!
zackphy 11 months ago
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the dancing android is so cool
jimjim0228 11 months ago
the dancing android is so cool!
jimjim0228 11 months ago
that is so fucking awesome!
MrYuzhai 11 months ago
The background is distracting and lends an air of fakery to this.
gogledoessuck 11 months ago
@gogledoessuck he uses greenscreen
Jokaio 11 months ago
I hugged my Android phone after this. : )
HmongYou2Tube 11 months ago
@HmongYou2Tube
That's so sad.
r1crawford 11 months ago
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Hello Ms Android, Would you like to dance with me? ;)
sumeetkamat 11 months ago
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sumeetkamat 11 months ago
2 people use iPhone
medtik 11 months ago 3
that's awesome. how did you get the android and the NXT to communicate, custom library? or did you use java throughout?
BeastOfSoda 11 months ago
Nvm, I just looked it up, lol. So basically any phone with an ok processor could do this, sweet let me just write an algorithm for my iphone and build one of these things. Impress the fellow nerds.
cowcrusher 11 months ago
How does it interface with the phone? Does the mindstorms have bluetooth capability nowadays?
cowcrusher 11 months ago
wow that's impressive
doomstang09 11 months ago
This video is awesome.
mattrb1086 11 months ago
what Migaminxer? I see only dancing robots yay !!
oxicodon2 11 months ago
name on first track
UnitedTrance 11 months ago
Would have been better to see it accomplished with one continuous shot instead of the closeups and angle \ pans...the dancing androids are cool but they are kind of distracting as well.
surgeyX 11 months ago
@surgeyX thanks for your comment about a single continuous shot. We were aiming for both an informative and entertaining video here... :-)
However, you may like to know that I hope to upload a video of Megaminxer to my personal channel in the near future in the same style as some of my other videos.
IAssemble 11 months ago
that's quite amazing. great job
thecraigmcrae 11 months ago
Very impressive, nice work!
uncut02 11 months ago
Very impressive...
ichbinnichtgott 11 months ago
dancing Android is so deliciously camp. <3 <3 <3
TheDarkIn1978 11 months ago 2
That's a really smart phone
TheRealSiR 11 months ago
I want that mobile too :D
elvengames 11 months ago
im a Proud HTC desire owner
yuzz101 11 months ago 3
+ 10 points for the dancing Androids. Love them :)
This seriously rocks. One of the most geeky things I've ever seen but also the coolest. That makes me a geek.. I think.
pjlehtim 11 months ago 3
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Name of the first song?! please (2)
cebolah 11 months ago
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sizedude 11 months ago
Wow. Could you please go cure cancer or something with all of that genius!
(Seriously, giving you props here; this is impressive)!
ajdarr0307 11 months ago
Genious! I mean the dancing Androids of course ;-)
TheEgek 11 months ago 2
its a fake, dudes
zutexten 11 months ago
@zutexten what makes you say it's fake?
IAssemble 11 months ago
@IAssemble i think it isnt possible... and you can fake it with the handling of your cam.
in any position of the camera cant see that it works
zutexten 11 months ago
@zutexten thanks for your comment.
You might be able to see the mechanism a little more clearly in another video of the same Megaminxer robot on my channel. Watch in particular the close-up shots before the title page and the scan where all faces of the puzzle are directed towards the camera.
IAssemble 11 months ago
@IAssemble you´re welcome ;) i´ll watch it.
zutexten 11 months ago
@IAssemble and i dont think, that the Megaminx can be in any position.. perhaps it is possible with one different position of the Megaminx but complex functions arent
zutexten 11 months ago
not that impressive...I don't see what's so different from the Rubik's cube one
iambubbathedog 11 months ago
@iambubbathedog lol
crasherball 11 months ago
Name of the first song?! please
StreifiKarl 11 months ago
omg. I think that was a lot of work lol
AuFcoKxXx 11 months ago
@AuFcoKxXx yes, it took quite a while but it was great fun! :-)
IAssemble 11 months ago
Now I'm impressed! that's the oldest robotic Megaminx solver?
artman40 11 months ago
@artman40 thanks, I'm glad you like it! I believe it's the only one so yes, it's the oldest robotic Megaminx solver ;-)
IAssemble 11 months ago
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IAssemble 11 months ago
Awesome! What method does it use? Also, how many moves did it need? That's fantastic really! (Exept that sort of dancing aliens, I hate them! :D)
PippoKiller 11 months ago 2
@PippoKiller Thanks. It uses a table driven algorithm that was adapted from some of the earlier 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube solvers. I think this solve was 112 moves but it averages around 120. (I love the dancing androids! :D)
IAssemble 11 months ago 16
@IAssemble wait your not even the guy who uploaded it
yeehaw789 11 months ago
@yeehaw789 thanks for your observation, I can obviously see why you said I'm not the uploader.
However, if you follow the link in the description to the MultiCuber 777 video and read it's description you'll see that who I am. I hope this helps clarifies things ;-)
IAssemble 11 months ago
@IAssemble ah right, that clears things up
yeehaw789 11 months ago
Hehehe YMCA droids ;-)
shaurz 11 months ago 47
tight
jhtrico1850 11 months ago
WOW!
it really is possible!! :D nothing but awesomeness
CKY5363 11 months ago