Augmented Reality Rubik Cube Wizard
summary
An augmented-reality app captures all six sides by asking the user to rotate the cube, reads tile colors with OpenCV, then feeds them to a two-phase solver and guides one-edge rotations until a 20-move or shorter solution emerges. Vision and image-cleaning code dominate CPU and power use; the demo runs on smart glasses/Android hardware, tolerates messy backgrounds, is open-source on GitHub, and has only been tested on a single device so far.
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