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Subject: Re: DGT Sensor Technology & programable key-fobs... Yes DGT Uses RFID!

Author: Terry McCracken

Date: 00:48:10 05/22/03

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On May 22, 2003 at 03:03:20, Terry McCracken wrote:

>On May 21, 2003 at 14:08:58, Trefor Deane wrote:
>
>>Does the Sensor Technology in the DGT Board work on the same principles as the
>>little key-fob discs that one uses to enter secure areas? I ask because if Tasc
>>had a problem with the piece recognition technology in it's boards infringing
>>any copyrights, then I wondered could not this type of technology be used
>>instead? Of course prehaps it was like this anyway, but I had to enquire...
>>I guess i'm hoping that Tasc BV could find a way to resume production and we
>>could once again get to play on that lovely walnut finished work of art.
>>
>>Trefor  (A Dedicated enthusiast)
>
>This will help.
>
>http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=RFID%2BDGT+Electronic+Chess+Board&spell=1
>
>Tangible & Graspable Interfaces
>... hardware (sensing board, based on RFID) inside the PitA-Board (L3D,
>University of
>Colorado) comes from DGT , a dutch company producing electronic chess products
>...
>www.artec.uni-bremen.de/people/Eva/Tangibles.html - 40k - Cached - Similar pages
>
>
>
>
>http://www.artec.uni-bremen.de/people/Eva/Tangibles.html
>
>The hardware (sensing board, based on RFID) inside the PitA-Board (L3D,
>University of Colorado) comes from DGT , a dutch company producing electronic
>chess products. The company is willing to sell the inner hardware without the
>chessboard cover. Each field has a 2 inches square size. Due to the
>chessboard-inheritance, the circuitry comes as 8x8 array, but boards can be
>arranged in tandem. If the market evolves, the company may be willing to develop
>smaller circuitry, providing smaller sensor fields and thus higher resolution.
>
>
>Regards,
> Terry

P.S.

Why not buy the DGT Board? It's the nicest electronic chess board going!

Terry



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