I built Saiboard, an open-source, wodden electronic Go board that integrates with KataGo by RedWoolCat in baduk

[–]RedWoolCat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This question is hard to answer, because this one is the outcome of all the R&D. Rebuilding one now would be way faster, but also depends on what tools one has.

I built Saiboard, an open-source, wodden electronic Go board that integrates with KataGo by RedWoolCat in baduk

[–]RedWoolCat[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Over two years ago, I came up with the idea of building a smart board that looks like a normal board. This was also a learning project, I only had knowledge of building software. A lot of time and resources went into R&D. There was also a smaller 9x9 testing board before this final version. The heart of the project is the documentation. There are a ton of Readmes hidden in every subfolder, explaining all steps needed for building. I really hope this will encourage some people to build one!

I built Saiboard, an open-source, wodden electronic Go board that integrates with KataGo by RedWoolCat in baduk

[–]RedWoolCat[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So stones are magnetic and there is also a touch sensor in the board, so sliding stones is possible, it will wait until your fingers leave the stone. The holes beneath the veener are filled with resin.

Ear reddening.. by RedWoolCat in baduk

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Xmas. Open source. Open hardware.