A total of 350 competitors from around the world descended on Bangkok, Thailand for the event, including participants from Japan, Germany, Sweden, France, the United Kingdom and more.
Fast-fingered Pleskowicz was announced the winner following an insane performance in which he solved the puzzling toy 5 times at an average of just 8.65 seconds per cube--.
However, despite Pleskowicz's impressive feat, one ARM-powered bot puts his record to shame. The CubeStormer II robot, which is made up of Lego and a Samsung Galaxy SII, has managed to .
According to researchers, , and when you see both humans and robots solving the puzzle in record times like this it's hard to dispute the findings.
So, Robots 1, Humans 0?