Engineering student Viktoria Korhonen 3D printed, assembled, and programmed a fully functional miniature Pong arcade machine, which could be considered the smallest in the world.
Engineering student Viktoria Korhonen 3D printed, assembled, and programmed a fully functional miniature Pong arcade machine, which could be considered the smallest in the world.
Victoria's machine measures approximately 64 mm high, 26 mm wide and 30 mm deep. It is smaller than the current Guinness record holder, which measures 67 x 30 x 34 mm, writes Tom's Hardware.
The project took about six months to complete. Everything was done from scratch: coding, AI, etc. “Everything you see is completely hand-programmed, so it took a lot of work,” said Victoria. The machine is powered by an Arduino microcontroller.
It takes about three months for Guinness World Records to officially certify a new tiny slot machine as a world record.
This is not Victoria's first world record. Her name has already been entered in the Book after she and her classmates took a photo with the world's longest selfie stick.
The student is not going to stop there. She already intends to create the world's smallest humanoid robot.
