Impressive. I never would have considered using lego parts... YOU sir have patience that I could only dream of having. My robot is made with a wood base. I can set it to different modes line following light following more or less "random" where it is pretty much allowed to roam without bumping into anything, and "dog Chasing" where if the dog starts messing with it it'll chase it. I had to set it to keep a specific distance away, otherwise if the dog decided to fight back it would lose.
Wow, I use to have that thing. Lego "MindStream", right? Lol, the best thing I made with it is a car that followed the light from a flashlight. This must have taken months to make!
jesus...that's a programming nightmare XD solving a rubki's cube...you must have a really good understanding of the logic behind it.
my guess is that once the computer analyses the cube it doesn't need to re-analyse, it just detemines what moves will get it there and carries them out. am i right or wrong?
increible robot, os quedo muy chulo el video, que pena que no agarre muy bien el cubo xD pero es fantastico ver como lo resuelve el solo. la programacion os debe de haber dado algun kebradero no? jejeje creo haber reconocido algo de C por ahi, o era visual basic? xD
pretty cool ... it must rotate the cube to capture all sides of the rubix cube then figures out a method to solve it. Did you program it? building the robot is one thing, but programing the thing i think would be extremely hard :|
Yes we programmed it, and it was the hardest part of the project. It was not very difficult, but it took a lot of time. It's all about choosing a good notation for the edges and corners of the cube.
Impressive. I never would have considered using lego parts... YOU sir have patience that I could only dream of having. My robot is made with a wood base. I can set it to different modes line following light following more or less "random" where it is pretty much allowed to roam without bumping into anything, and "dog Chasing" where if the dog starts messing with it it'll chase it. I had to set it to keep a specific distance away, otherwise if the dog decided to fight back it would lose.
theshnookums 2 years ago
Brilliant! I know there are quite a few different LEGO Rubik cube solvers on YouTube now but was this the first?
IAssemble 2 years ago
Lego Robot
amanthatkills 2 years ago
ive done that but we made a simple robot to push stuff and do tasks but yet again i was only 11.
good vid and awesome robot, i cant even solve the rubiks cube.
tufftypowerrulz 4 years ago
i asume you spent a lot of time creating that code!
jorgenre 4 years ago
c++ 4ever!!!
squatter87 4 years ago
Wow, I use to have that thing. Lego "MindStream", right? Lol, the best thing I made with it is a car that followed the light from a flashlight. This must have taken months to make!
SaiyanKirby 4 years ago
yes it took some months...
the right name is "Lego Mindstorms".
joanaz 4 years ago
Amazing! Make a How-To Make A robot that solves
rubiks cube.
Minimum91 3 years ago
visual fox pro? amazing, congrats..
tucumalo 4 years ago
magnifico compañero
ETSALO 4 years ago
I AGREE ITS COOL and can you record the battle? and post it on you tube?
rafaelzar 4 years ago
wow, awesome!
Mistachinese 4 years ago
Thats amazing... Did the Lego arms break at any point where you had to pause and fix them?
Amazing brogramming by the way.
learn2die101 4 years ago
Sometimes it exploded entirely :)
joanaz 4 years ago
jesus...that's a programming nightmare XD solving a rubki's cube...you must have a really good understanding of the logic behind it.
my guess is that once the computer analyses the cube it doesn't need to re-analyse, it just detemines what moves will get it there and carries them out. am i right or wrong?
yourmojo 4 years ago
Yes you're right.
joanaz 4 years ago
bueno, en realidad es algo lento, y el codigo en C no parece algoritmico.
DarkTrunksGeorgeSim 4 years ago
how is that possible? is that made of some legos and webcam
isokessu 5 years ago
increible robot, os quedo muy chulo el video, que pena que no agarre muy bien el cubo xD pero es fantastico ver como lo resuelve el solo. la programacion os debe de haber dado algun kebradero no? jejeje creo haber reconocido algo de C por ahi, o era visual basic? xD
Nori02 5 years ago
Gracias. lo programamos en C, pero la detección de los colores es en VB...muchas horas.
joanaz 5 years ago
pretty cool ... it must rotate the cube to capture all sides of the rubix cube then figures out a method to solve it. Did you program it? building the robot is one thing, but programing the thing i think would be extremely hard :|
assaultman67 5 years ago
Yes we programmed it, and it was the hardest part of the project. It was not very difficult, but it took a lot of time. It's all about choosing a good notation for the edges and corners of the cube.
joanaz 5 years ago
That is amazing! I dont suppose you have an instruction book on how to build that lol (really, if you do thats awesome)
sedative937 5 years ago
Thats pretty awesome..
If I saw properly, there is only one cam capturing the state.. But I dont think that is suffient??
joevj 5 years ago
Yes, there's only one, which captures the state of the cube just once (before starting to solve it).
joanaz 5 years ago
computer only needs one
SpillbloodTV 5 years ago
The robot looks pretty delicate.
aacckkmmee 5 years ago
This is awesome. Looks like it takes some time for it to solve the cube. But I guess it's still more efficient than my random walk method. :>
tneshi 5 years ago
Thank you. Yes, he isn't very fast moving his hands...it solves the cube in about 30 minutes (if he doesn't explode before the end).
joanaz 5 years ago