The robot solved the cube in 45.305 seconds, obliterating the world record of 1 minute 18 seconds. However, the human record for solving the cube is 15.71 seconds. "I was into Rubik's cubes as a kid.

A pimply teenager walked us through “The Easiest 10-Minute Rubik’s Cube Lesson,” demonstrating specific processes to tackle each side. Over and over, I fumbled the righty and lefty algorithms.

A student's robot has beaten the world record for solving a four-by-four Rubik's cube – by 33 seconds. Matthew Pidden, a 22-year-old University of Bristol student, built and trained the ...

The timeless appeal of the Rubik’s Cube: From mathematical curiosity to global phenomenon The Rubik’s Cube, originally designed to captivate mathematicians, has become a global sensation, inspiring ...

George Scholey may love solving Rubik’s Cubes, but this man’s no square. The 22-year-old has broken world records, and his obsession has now secured him his dream job.