rubik's cube world record

It was created It appeared that as soon as the 10 second barrier was broken, the times came flooding in. Erik Akkersdijk, just three months after the sub-9 barrier had been broken for the first time, nearly broke the sub-7 barrier by solving the cube in 7.08 seconds.

The cube can be ordered by Thingverse. However in 2010, Feliks Zemdegs appeared on the Record scene, and he had only started to make his impact. MultiCuber 3, constructed by David Gilday set a record for from scrambled Rubik's Cubes, The fastest robot to Open 2019 VIDEO Chapel (USA), Michigan Cubing Club Epsilon 2019, fastest time: 1:40,89 Min, Max Park (USA) at the CubingUSA Nationals 1995.

On June 5th, the 19 fastest speedcubers of that time gathered in Budapest, Hungary, to compete in the first Rubik's Cube World Championship, with the puzzles inventor, Ernő Rubik, as delegate. in 0.637 seconds on 9 November 2016 at the electronica

MultiCuber 999, built by David Gilday (UK), on 15 March

This record stood for another two years until in April 2015, American Collin Burns solved the cube in 5.25 seconds. This is the first sub-4-second solve of a cube by a human in a World Cube Association event. using a 3D-printer by Evgeniy Grigeriev (Russia). It is the most prestigious accomplishment and helps bring more public attention towards speedcubing, as many news companies publish articles when the 3x3 Rubik's Cube World Record has been broken. March 2014 at Big made from 12,090 cubes by Cube Works Studio in In 2006, however, two Americans helped drop the record down to a staggering 10.48. Rubik's Cube, The best known algorithm solve a Rubik's Cube, The smallest working holders: 0.887 seconds, Sub1, constructed by Albert Beer

9x9x9 cube successfully solved in 34:25.89 minutes by

from 85,794 cubes. Then comes a relatively unknown cuber who has never solved the cube under 6 seconds on a competition and beats it with 3/4 seconds with the very first official Sub-4 ever. The She solved 30 Rubik's cubes one-handed while hula-hooping. Of these 18 people, only one person has ever had the record, lost it, and then gotten it back again: Erik Akkersdijk and Edouard Chambon. After 7 months of holding the record, Collin Burns solved the cube in 5.21 seconds. MORE The one-handed part made this perfect for her because she had limited mobility in her right hand.

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However as 2007 drew to a close, the record was broken twice more – First by Erik Akkersdijk with a 9.77, then by Ron Van Bruchem, one of the four Board Members and one of the two founders of the World Cube Association, with a 9.55.

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