Adorned with multiple scenic terraces, it stars an elevator that conveniently glides between levels and furniture of Rubik’s own design. 'Yes, I made other things, too,' he tells Wallpaper* on a tour ...

[Nothorwitzer] built a pretty incredible Rubik’s Cube table with hidden storage. The coolest feature of this table is the way it opens. Twisting the top section of the cube causes two drawers to ...

[Matt] recently learned both how to solve a Rubik’s cube and the basics of an Arduino. Putting the two together, he decided to try his hand at making an automatic Rubik’s Cube solver!

An 'impossible' Rubik's cube brainteaser can only be solved in 30 seconds by the most eagle-eyed puzzlers as almost all of ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: This is the iconic Rubik's Cube. A 22-year-old in Australia can solve it in a record 4.22 seconds. Others might spend hours, days, weeks, or even ...

You’ve probably noticed by now that the Rubik’s Cube—the one that started it ... paid consultant for a variety of manufacturers on cube design—including GAN, which makes our also-great ...

Did you know who invented the Rubik’s cube? It's much younger than you probably think: Hungarian sculptor Ernő Rubik invented ...

What’s significant with OpenAI’s effort is the use of a multi-purpose robot, in this case a human-hand-like design, rather than a machine specifically designed to handle a Rubik’s cube and ...

KANAZAWA--Solving a special Rubik’s Cube edition designed by local firm Age Design Co. may be good for the brain but hard on the wallet. The latest in the “Takumi” series of Kogei Rubik ...

The iconic six-sided puzzle was invented in 1974 by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian professor of architecture and design. Struck by its popularity with his students, Rubik patented the cube, and the rest ...

A robot that can solve a Rubik's cube puzzle in 0.38 seconds has been developed by two researchers in the US. The current world record is 0.637 seconds, which was set by German engineer Albert ...

The Rubik's cube was invented by a Hungarian design teacher Erno Rubik in 1974, first calling it the Magic Cube that was later renamed in 1980 by Ideal Toy & Novelty Company. The game hit shelves ...