In the summer of 2015, I went to my first Maker Faire, in Tokyo, Japan. Afterward, I could only think about the challenge of making something. It moved me so much that I left the company where I worked as a programmer for 16 years and became a full-time maker. I challenged myself to create something that seemed impossible. I like to surprise people, so I resolved to make a Self-Solving Rubik’s Cub