We develop a Rubik’s cube solver that uses computer vision techniques to detect and analyze the colors on each face of the cube and then generate a sequence of moves to solve it.
Python 3 must be installed, and the following libraries are required:
python3 main.py
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Run the script, and it will initialize the camera to capture the Rubik's cube.
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Hold the Rubik's cube in front of the camera and click on a square of each color in the requested order using the mouse.
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Following that, ensure that each face is detected and highlighted in this order and orientation:
- Begin with any side facing the camera (U 1).
- Show the face on your left (R 2);
- Show the front face (F 3);
- Show the bottom face (D 4);
- Show the right face (L 5);
- Finally, show the back face (B 6).
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Once all six faces are detected, the solution will be displayed, and the steps to solve the Rubik's cube will be shown in real time. You have to show the F face in the orientation you showed before for the solution to be shown correctly. You must first show the F face in the correct orientation so that the solution is presented correctly.
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If you've done the steps above correctly, you should have your cube solved.
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If the camera is not detected or the script encounters any issues, check the camera connection and make sure the required libraries are installed.
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If the cube is not detected and highlighted, you will probably need to re-run the calibration process or change the Lab color ranges in main.py in the showPixelValue function.
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