When it comes to microelectronics projects, sometimes it's much more fun to make something because you can rather than because you should. Driven out of pure enthusiasm, maker and developer Lucas with Lucas-Dynamics decided to push the boundaries of autoclicking by creating what he dubs the world's fastest autoclicker.
The clicks per second are being measured using a third-party web app called CPStest.org. With this tool, you can rapidly click inside of a square and receive an estimate of your average click speed. According to the video shared by Lucas, the record he set out to beat was 37 clicks per second (CPS). Using components from a Lego Technic kit, he put together a device that automatically—and rapidly—clicks a mouse button.
