Museum Exhibition
Liberty Science Center and Google are currently designing an interactive exhibit based on the Rubik's Cube. It will open at LSC in Jersey City, NJ, in April 2014 in celebration of the Cube's 40th anniversary before traveling internationally for 7 years. Exhibition elements include a 35-foot-tall rooftop cube made of lights that people can manipulate with their cellphones, a $2.5 million cube made of diamonds, a giant walk-in cube displaying the inner workings of the puzzle, and cube-solving robots.
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