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Seems to me you could make a pretty neat commercial product out of that. Add some LEDs to each surface, plus a speaker and you could have a Rubik's cube that tu
by Ajedi32 8y ago
Seems to me you could make a pretty neat commercial product out of that. Add some LEDs to each surface, plus a speaker and you could have a Rubik's cube that tutors you on how to solve it.
- louwhopley 8y agoPerfect project to run as a Kickstarter campaign
- bduerst 8y agoTo be killed by the parent company for infringement maybe.
- lwb 8y agoOr have it play music and be like a DJ Rubik's kind of thing
- fenwick67 8y agolike a bop-it!
- adrianmonk 8y agoLike a Bop It that never says anything but "Twist it!" over and over again.
- pavel_lishin 8y agoIt could scream in terror every time you try to turn the wrong face.
- whamlastxmas 8y agoIn my limited rubik's experience, solving (on an amateur level) is really mostly about memorizing moves and I'm not sure you'd really learn those moves very well just seeing it happen in front of you without explanation.
- Ajedi32 8y agoHence the speaker and LEDs.
- gadders 8y agoI'd buy one if the price wasn't too nuts. Looks pretty cool.
- evan_ 8y agothis would be a sellable product even without the motorized aspect of it
- bentpins 8y agoXiaomi has made the Giiker cube with bluetooth, that links up to a smartphone app that can help you solve the cube or play games. It's 100 yuan in China, roughly 15 USD. Clearly not as fancy but really affordable. https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Xiaomi-Giiker-Cube/3996033_32883919619.html https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Xiaomi-Giiker-Cube/...