AI-enabled chess set moves virtual opponents on a real board

Robots have been playing chess (or pretending to) since the Mechanical Turk in 1769. Today, we can easily jump online and play against an AI opponent or another human player anywhere in the world, but we lose the tactile pleasure of moving real pieces. Mumbai-based startup Infivention has a solution: Square Off, a physical chess board that can move pieces around on its own, driven by either an AI system or the moves of an online human player using an app or their own board.

At CES 2019, Square Off is robotic chess with Harry Potter-like magic - CNET

Finding All Legal Chess Moves, by Christian Behler

The Square Off Pro Chess Set – Chess House

Opening Gambit – A History of Chess AI and Automation - Neural Technologies

Transcribe Live Chess with Machine Learning Part 1, by Logan Spears

Square Off's autonomous chess board has self-moving pieces powered by AI - Yanko Design

How AI Powers Chess Engines and Creates Grandmasters

Face off against opponents online with a chessboard that moves its own pieces

The Smartest Chess Board Ever Made

The Smartest Chess Board Ever Made

Smart chess board moves its own pieces

The Smartest Chess Board Ever Made

How do you even cheat in chess? Artificial intelligence and Morse code

The Smartest Chess Board Ever Made

Play Opponents Globally On This Rollable Smart AI-Powered Chess Board