A former NASA engineer has developed a robot that plays Rock, Paper, Scissors better than anyone on the planet. Using infrared sensors, the robot analyzes even the smallest hand movements at a rate of 100 times per second, predicting with lightning-fast accuracy what gesture its opponent will choose next. The chances of defeating this robot are nearly zero. However, if someone does manage to beat it, a $10,000 reward is up for grabs. This remarkable innovation showcases the power of AI and motion detection technology, pushing the boundaries of machine capabilities