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It’s like the HAL-9000, but with less homicidal mania and more interest in Rubik’s Cubes. Continue reading Astronauts Will Welcome a Free-Floating Robot Head to the ISS This Summer
[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 pop out from the sides. The further you turn the top, the more the drawers extend. As the top hits its rotational limit, the lid of the cube lifts up, revealing the entire top section is hollow.
[Nothorwitzer] built the table from plywood, hardboard, and MDF. Hiding inside the base is an old car wheel hub and bearing. The entire rotating system spins on this assembly. The …read more
The machines want our games as well as our jobs. Continue reading Watch This Robot Solve a Rubik’s Cube in Less Than a Second
