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In the library of Chernyakhovsk appeared a robot chess player with an AI-trainer

In the Central City Library named after A. A. Lunin, an innovative chess robot was installed. This was reported in the administration of Chernyakhov municipal district.

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In the library of Chernyakhovsk appeared a robot chess player with an AI-trainer

In the Central City Library named after A. A. Lunin, an innovative chess robot was installed. This was reported in the administration of Chernyakhov municipal district.

The robot is equipped with a manipulator hand that physically moves figures on the board, and a built-in AI trainer. He not only plays, but also analyzes games, points out errors and suggests how to improve the game. Suitable for both beginners and experienced chess players.

In addition, the library received about 100 new books on teaching chess for different ages. Now a chess corner is designed here - a comfortable space for playing and training.

Earlier it was reported that the Russians presented smartphones with the function of animation images.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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