My solution to the 27/06/2003 Fewest Moves Challenge. Press the play button to begin! |
This page describes my system for solving the Rubik's Cube. Its primary advantage is that it requires relatively few algorithms, yet produces very short solutions compared to other systems. This system has not yet been proven in speed cubing, but I think that sub-17 second average times should be possible, judging by the number of moves.
Step 1 |
Average 18 moves. Details | |
Step 2 |
Average 5.71 moves. Details | |
Step 3 |
Average 8.5 moves. Details | |
Step 4 |
Average 12.48 moves. Details |
Total: 44.69 moves
The Java applets you see on this page were programmed by Josef Jelinek. If you would like to use them on your own page, you can download the applet and source code from his site: http://cube.misto.cz/.