A robotic Rubik's Cube solver built out of Lego NXT:
Instructions for building one yourself. I thought it meant I was smart when I solved a Rubik's Cube in Jr. High. Turns out the process can be done by a computer with less intelligence than an earthworm.
Huh.
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