CUBOTino autonomous: 3D printed Rubik's cube solver

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There are many examples of robots for Rubik's cube, and yes ... there is still room to make it smaller, simpler, cheaper: You can get an impression at https://youtu.be/dEOLhvVMcUg This robot is fully autonomous, very small and 3D printed: Reads and solves a scrambled Rubik's cube in about 90 seconds (not fast, but again ... it's rather simple and inexpensive) Just place a scrambled cube in the cube holder, touch the 'hidden' button, and enjoy watching the robot scanning and solving the cube :-) Detailed information about the robot, and how to build it, at: https://www.instructables.com/CUBOTino-Autonomous-Small-3D-Printed-Rubiks-Cube-R/ When budjet counts: There also is a simpler and cheaper version, mostly using the same parts; The project is scalable, the more sofisticated and expensive version can be done later :-)