Guinness World Record holder Uli Kilian is an expert with things that sport many moving parts.
In 2011, he achieved his record-holder status when he solved 100 Rubik’s Cube puzzles in about four hours during the London Marathon. Now, he has demonstrated his talents with a completely different toy: Legos.
According to Wired, Kilian figured out how to master the free-to-play iPad game Jurassic Park Builder, which challenges players to earn in-game currency by tapping on dinosaurs every few minutes. Since he can’t tend to the game’s tedious tapping all the time, he enlisted the help of a Lego Technic set.
The Lego Technics robot taps the dinosaurs while Kilian performs other tasks, like sleeping. Brilliant.
H/T Wired / Screengrab via RubiksRun/YouTube
