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It can take someone anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours to solve the Rubik's Cube puzzle. But a neat contraption built out of an Android powered Motorola Droid phone and a Lego Mindstorms NXT kit can whip the Cube into shape in just under 25 seconds.

Folks at ARM, whose architecture the Motorola Droid processor is based on, created the device and have called it the Speedcuber. With the use of the yellow Lego pieces and the droid, the robot is extremely attractive. But it's not just about looks.

An Android App running on the Motorola Droid uses the phone's camera to take pictures of each face of the cube and sends the solution to the Lego NXT controller via Bluetooth.

Check out the video above to see the cube twisted into the right configuration in seconds.

The Speedcuber was on display at the Embedded Systems conference that ended Wednesday.

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[via Make]

Video: Armflix