Regium: Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence

@300 LOL, chess players are not more intelligent than non-chess players. In fact, believing oneself to be intelligent is usually a sign of stupidity. But let's not get off topic.

a question as you noticed the blur of the horse, I can not see anything in the official video??
I can only see how a chess professional says that it is an excellent product that him had not seen .... but I look at the horse ... and nothing

@azuaga pause the video at 1:07 and open a new tab and pause the video at 1:26, then switch between the tabs. You should be able to see the knight on c6 gaining weight out of thin air.

okey thank mate

@ifekali Hello - nice to see you in here - i was afraid that the Re* were using your best pieces but it came out that their rooks have 6 turrets not 5 and somebody pointed these are simple Ulbrich chessmen

It would need 28x28 (784) - 29x29 (841) coils multiplexed separately - a lot of cable connections that could get damaged - people making their own eboards with hall sensors or contactrons usually have a lot of problems with soldering 64 fields :)

There also is a need for a place to store the battery capable of working for over a day which already is in project ;).

I hope that thanks to this forum somebody will invent something good for e-chess - maybe an API for eboards or some other type of pieces translation.

If only they could set the start date at 1st of April instead 25th of February i could think of it as a joke :)

Bravo Lichess, huge applause to You for keeping community aware. Waiting for more updates on that matter.

oui oui, merci

I added 2 new updates at the end of the post: https://lichess.org/blog/XlE48hEAACIAQv2F/regium-extraordinary-claims-require-extraordinary-evidence

Man. These people are really desperate if they’re sending sock puppets and modifying their website to cover their tracks.

Sad that the existence of such a board was indeed too good to be true.

Hopefully some real engineers can figure something out to bring this kind if technology into the real world.

Man, all this effort invested in trying to scam people out of their money. Why not invest it in something useful instead of trying to make an idiot out of yourself on the internet?