Robot creates a Mario painting from over 100,000 dominoes in less than 24 hours, setting a world record

Dominoes puzzle is a game that requires great ingenuity and patience on the part of players, because with just a little carelessness, they can completely destroy a part, even the whole of their work. . Therefore, to be able to arrange dominoes both quickly and correctly is not an easy task and requires a lot of time to practice.

However, with the help of machines, this game seems to become a lot simpler. That’s why engineer/YouTuber Mark Rober decided to build a robot, named Dominator, to make dominoes on his behalf. Of course, with the intervention of technology, the “output standard” must also be slightly higher.

First, Mark wants the Dominator to rank dominoes faster than the best dominoes in the world. And second, he wants to conquer the Guinness record by having his robot stack more than 102,000 dominoes in less than a day, thereby creating a standard Mario picture in the shortest time possible.

This whole project took Mark about 5 years, with the first 3 years being quite deadlocked and almost impossible. Over the next 2 years, he sought the help of a software engineer and two Stanford university students to assist him in the process of designing, assembling and programming Dominator as well as other systems. other auxiliary.

So how exactly does this process happen? And will the Dominator robot conquer the Guinness World Record as Mark Rober expected?