This Raspberry Pi-powered chess board robot moves pieces automatically

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This Raspberry Pi-powered chess board robot moves pieces automatically

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Alphane MoonM to

Hardware@lemmy.worldEnglish • 7 months ago

Forget digital chess; we've reached a new era.

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