Rubik's Cube (English: Rubik's Cube) is a mechanical educational toy invented by Hungarian architecture professor and sculptor Ern Rubik in 1974. 1974, the Hungarian Ern Rubik invented the Rubik's Cube, and this educational toy quickly became popular.
The Rubik's Cube was invented by Professor Ern Rubik of Budapest Institute of Architecture in 1974. At first, it was only used as a teaching tool to help students enhance their spatial thinking ability. Later, he turned the Rubik's Cube several times and found that it was an interesting and difficult problem to restore the chaotic colored squares, so the Rubik's Cube decided to mass-produce this toy.
Hungarian architect and inventor Ern Rubik is the inventor of Rubik's Cube. Rubik invented the Rubik's Cube in 1974, when he was 29 years old. Rubik published his memoir Rubik's Cube: A Problem for All of us in September, in which he admitted that he originally assembled a prototype Rubik's Cube, but it was only 2x2. Then he tried to increase the number of rotatable parts to create a third-order Rubik's cube.
Ern Rubik's main achievements:
Ern Rubik's major achievement is the invention of Rubik's Cube, Magic Ruler and Rubik's Cube 360. Rubik invented the mechanical educational toy-Rubik's Cube in 1974. As the inventor of the Rubik's Cube, Professor rubik holds a Hungarian patent number, but he didn't apply for an international patent (he thought others didn't want to produce this kind of toy, but in fact, cloned products appeared almost immediately).
The ever-changing magic ruler, also known as "snake ruler", is a kind of intelligent toy with high intelligence, which can be changed and combined freely. Suitable age: people over 3 years old, young people fight for wisdom, middle-aged people fight for success, and old people fight for health. Playing with children can cultivate children's interest in entertainment, develop intelligence and exercise patience.
The British Sunday Telegraph reported on June 3 1 that the Hungarian inventor rubik invented a new intellectual toy "Rubik 360" in 2009. "Rubik's Cube 360" is three transparent plastic balls wrapped together and divided into three different spaces from the inside out. There are six colored balls in the ball.