A network of interconnected mechanisms forms what is known as a “marble machine,” through which 20 mm steel balls navigate a series of obstacles. The entire system is motorized, enabling it to operate continuously in an endless cycle. When a ball reaches the lowest point of the system and loses momentum, it is lifted back to the initial position, ensuring the cycle continues uninterrupted. This machine comprises 7 distinct mechanisms. The journey of the ball begins at an elevator, where it is raised to the starting point. From there, it moves on to a “seesaw swing”, which serves as a junction between two divergent paths. The first path leads to a mechanism named “Pillars”, followed by “90° swings”. Subsequently, the path curves 180°, guiding the ball back to a rail spiral that leads directly to the elevator. The alternative path leads to a mechanism known as “Two masses on a pulley”, where the ball takes a brief ride on a cart. Finally, the ball traverses bumpy rails that curve into a pair of funnels before returning to the elevator, thus completing the loop.