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A Sensory Board is a chessboard with switches or sensors to recognize moves or pieces, which acts as dedicated input device to enter moves (or positions) for playing or analyzing chess games along with chess playing and recording software, also integrated in dedicated chess computers. Rank-File or Square LEDs may indicate a move internally made by a chess program.
Sensory Boards
- Certabo Chessboard
- Chess 232 Board
- Chesstor
- DGT Board
- Mephisto Module Systems
- Millennium ChessGenius Board
- Novag Universal Electronic Chess Board
- Saitek PC Auto Chessboard
- SciSys Leonardo
- SolusChess by Berger
- Square Off
- TASC SmartBoard
- USB Chess Board
See also
Forum Posts
- How electronic chessboards works by Ben Bulsink DGT Project, rec.games.chess.misc, February 19, 2004 » DGT Board
- Raspberry Pi / Stockfish dedicated chess computer/board by Jean-Francois Romang, CCC, August 26, 2012 » Raspberry Pi
- DIY eboard for the forum by Revolt, Winboard Forum, January 18, 2015
- Open-source electronic chessboard with bluetooth by Piotr Wilczek, CCC, October 10, 2015
- Re: Open-source electronic chessboard with bluetooth by Robert Hyatt, CCC, October 12, 2015
- Chess for Android and Electronic ChessBoards by Aart Bik, CCC, December 14, 2018 » Chess for Android
External Links
- Arduino & Raspberry PI Chess Computer running Stockfish on Raspberry Pi, by Max Dobres
- Berger's Projects - DIY
- DGT - Chess e-Boards
- Remote Chess by Erik Jarva and William Baughman, Cornell University, 2008
- Sish - Computer Interfacing DIY Chessboards: Building a Sish Board, a tutorial
- USB Board by Bryan Whitby
References
- ↑ Remote Chess by Erik Jarva and William Baughman, Cornell University, 2008