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Chessable is integrated :) Because it uses ChessVision

@@aureliocarneiro1016 It has a built-in engine that allows you to play offline bot games. However, for online games, it needs to be connected to the app.

Over 500€ for pre order customers

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Different series cater to different needs. You might want to check out our EVO-it’s also a very popular product. Thank you!

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We are starting the pre-sale on December 26th! The pre-sale prices are as follows: Wooden Pieces Set: USD 607.99 Plastic Pieces Set: USD 503.99 For more details, please visit: facebook.com/share/p/uCkyeBB7RcrxBjtx/ Thank you for your support!

No way this will be cheaper than 750-800 Euro lol

We are starting the pre-sale on December 26th! The pre-sale prices are as follows: Wooden Pieces Set: USD 607.99 Plastic Pieces Set: USD 503.99 For more details, please visit: facebook.com/share/p/uCkyeBB7RcrxBjtx/ Thank you for your support!

@@GlassOfWater87 in pre order a Bit over 500€ later more

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Yes. Plz refer to this post: facebook.com/share/v/bmxGy7m3TqUPC912/

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You might prefer the look of the plastic pieces set. Feel free to check it out here: facebook.com/share/p/imHZdHgedLj5omos/

This is why we are committed to enabling multiple pieces to move simultaneously, making robotic chess practical. We believe that easily setting up positions for analysis is an important feature. Additionally, the ability of each piece to initiate movement instantly minimizes time loss.

The plastic version of the chess pieces offers a more cohesive look, which might be easier for you to accept. Since matching wood colors can be challenging (natural wood often has variations), we used this color for the bases in the wooden piece version. You can refer to their appearance here: facebook.com/chessnut.technology/posts/pfbid0Zx1CaTxnapcJZ6KJenhwHiwfyjZxGVMHmuvSCUjxwPzemcSB1DysNvYUgHxMSxvZl

Regarding the issue of centering the pieces, since the Chessnut Move is equipped with millimeter-level position recognition technology, it is essentially a balance between speed and accuracy. We will provide users with the option to choose their preferred setting through the software.

@@Chessnutech you need to watch the video again ! the computer is clearly not centring the pieces some of the time !!! especially near the beginning of your video, and it does not look like the speed of movement is the problem .

@@dennisbourne6450 Since we insist on using a working prototype for authentic shooting, this issue exists temporarily. Don’t worry, it’s a solvable problem and won’t occur in mass production.

@@dennisbourne6450 Since we insist on using a working prototype for authentic shooting, this issue exists temporarily. Don’t worry, it’s a solvable problem and won’t occur in mass production.

The logo area on the side of the board serves as a captured piece storage zone. You can manually place your opponent's pieces there as usual, and Move will also detect and recognize any piece placed in that area. When your opponent captures your piece, it will automatically move to the storage zone.

Regarding the issue of centering the pieces, since the Chessnut Move is equipped with millimeter-level position recognition technology, it is essentially a balance between speed and accuracy. We will provide users with the option to choose their preferred setting through the software. The pieces will be charged by placing them on the included charging pad. As for reliability, we will conduct thorough testing and minimize risks through thoughtful design. Regarding the feel of piece movement, we plan to send out some test units to influencers for reviews in January, and you can check their feedback at that time. We have considered the user experience during the design process, and from my personal perspective, it doesn't differ much from normal chess pieces:)

@@ChessnutechSounds good! Thanks for taking the time to comment and I can’t wait to see some reviews.

Great questions and even greater answers! :)

Honestly the tin can looking bases are ugly. Hopefully the final will be more appealing.

@robthibault4952 The plastic version of the chess pieces offers a more cohesive look, which might be easier for you to accept. Since matching wood colors can be challenging (natural wood often has variations), we used this color for the bases in the wooden piece version. You can refer to their appearance here: facebook.com/chessnut.technology/posts/pfbid0Zx1CaTxnapcJZ6KJenhwHiwfyjZxGVMHmuvSCUjxwPzemcSB1DysNvYUgHxMSxvZl

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Hello, the short pause before solving puzzles is due to the board receiving input. The pieces move once the instruction is fully processed. The current version is not the final one, and our technical team is continuously working on optimizations to ensure the final product performs perfectly. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

@ thanks for your reply and I wish you all the best with final development! But I wasn’t talking about a short pause, I just saw that many pieces have been moved/replaced on the board and the side after the cut in the video. Best of luck, I’m sure once everything works perfectly this board will be truly a piece of magic!

The metallic bases make the pieces look too tall and top heavy. Perhaps the metal bases could be better integrated into the overall design of the pieces instead of looking like they were just attached to the bottoms of regular chess pieces. Other than that, I like the concept. Keep up the good innovations, very impressive!

The current movement does have some minor imperfections. However, since the piece base robots are made from 3D-printed prototypes, the precision is not up to the level of the final production version. We will improve reliability, stability, and efficiency from both software and hardware perspectives. Thank you for your suggestions and support.

Due to natural color variations in wood, we use metallic spray paint in this color for the wooden piece sets, which helps to better integrate with both wood-colored and ebonized pieces. For the plastic piece sets, we use an integrated design, providing a stronger sense of unity and allowing users to choose according to their preferences. You can check out this post: facebook.com/photo?fbid=930843075810968&set=a.297565082472107

I have the same concern if pieces will be better centered. I'm afraid my OCD can't accept it otherwise. :)

Pretty much every eboard is bad for blitz/bullet anyway. I don't think there's a way to overcome that limitation.

I think the pieces are on wheels and each one is a individual robot. You see them turning each time before they change direction (most visible with the knights). If the pieces were controlled from below the board through magnets (like in some way all other existing self moving boards so far) this wouldn’t happen. Also the pieces being a bit wobbly when stopping might be a sign of them being on wheels instead of a flat surface. The board probably just communicates the location, all other tech is in the pieces themselves, that’s why they have those thiq bottoms. At least that’s my guess😅. Looks super cool and if it is affordable I’ll definitely be a costumer.

@@adamcrapple6089I think you could be right as pieces seem to turn before moving in the direction they need to go. Not sure how reliable those pieces would be over time. I also wonder if the pieces get charged wirelessly on the board.

@ yeah wow, I didn’t even think about charging… I wonder if the power could be conducted everywhere through the board, they maybe don’t even need a battery, but no idea if this could work technically and safely. I also wonder what the production cost of a single chess piece is with all this tech. For 32+2 pieces this can’t be cheap, and that’s even without the board… let’s just hope for the best. So far chessnuts products seem very well designed and reliable to me, probably (literally) the best in the game. But this one seems the most experimental. I guess it will either become their coolest or their most flawed product.. ;)