Chess is timeless, but automating it? That’s where the real magic begins. Enter [Tamerlan Goglichidze]’s Pi Board, an automated chess system that blends modern tech with age-old strategy ...

The GoChess smart board has been announced on Kickstarter and it brings magic and technology to the age-old classical game. It features a fully robotic smart board with self-moving chess pieces ...

This Raspberry Pi-powered chess board robot moves pieces automatically. Story by Ash Hill • 4mo. G aming on the Raspberry Pi is one of those go-to pairings that is here to stay.

GoChess robotic chessboard The diligent robotic components within the GoChess board are capable of orchestrating simultaneous movements of multiple chess pieces. This leads to an automatic, swift ...

A chess-playing robot at a tournament in Russia grabbed and broke a 7-year-old boy’s finger during a game last week. We must destroy all robots.

It caught my attention because the history of modern AI is closely associated with the ancient board game. Computer scientists have been building chess-playing robots—now called chess engines ...

For playing chess on the go, the sensor- and LED-equipped surface of the board can be removed and used by itself, minus the robots. In fact, buyers on a budget can just purchase that setup on its ...

A robot chess player went outside the usual rules of the game by making a move that shocked onlookers and left its seven-year-old opponent with a broken finger.

A chess-playing robot broke the finger of its 7-year-old opponent during a match at a tournament in Russia. The boy was facing off against the robot when it mistakenly grabbed and broke the child ...

A robot designed to play chess reportedly grabbed and broke the finger of its 7-year-old opponent during a match in Moscow. “Of course, this is bad,” Moscow Chess Federation president Sergei ...

A chess-playing robot grabbed its 7-year-old opponent and wouldn’t let go during a match in Russia. The child was quickly freed by nearby adults but ended up with a broken finger.

A chess-playing robot has reportedly broken a child’s finger during a tournament in Russia. Officials blamed the child for violating safety protocol by making a move before the robot had ...