In 2018, two independent development teams introduced electronic versions of Rubik's Cube. A group from Tel Aviv (Israel) introduced GoCube, a sports gadget plug-in via BlueTooth to the tablet.[36] And the 13-year-old inventor Savva with his father Ilya Osipov, from Novato (United States), presented 2x2x2 version of the Rubik's cube WOWCube (game console), with 24-screens and several games, working as a game console.[37]