Automatic chess boards are fairly common now, but amazing for the early 1900s. Or, you can skip the board and go 100% computerized without as much memory as you might think.

If you want to play chess, you can play with anyone in the world, but on a virtual board. Or, you can use [karayaman’s] software to play virtual games on real boards. The Python program uses a ...

But unlike the original Turk, whose chess-playing prowess came from a chess master hiding inside the box, the Raspberry Turk is the real deal, able to identify pieces on the board, pick them up to ...