Photo: Mitsubishi
Reached Thursday, Mitsubishi's Rubik's Cube-solving Tokufastbot said "VRRRT" and declined further comment. The machine's time of 0.305 seconds, accomplished May 7, set a world record for the feat, which takes the fastest human more than 3 seconds.
The former record-holder was a robot made by engineers at MIT, which David Pescovitz wrote about here. That thing's 0.38s record was set two years ago.
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