Author: Ismenio Sousa
Date: 18:29:13 12/10/04
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On December 10, 2004 at 21:16:27, Steve B wrote: (...) > >1)Robotic arm as a seperate attachment to set up the pieces and place them into >the box after the game is over >2)full instruction manual built into the computer which could be accessed with >the player able to hear the instructions >3)upgrades to the chess computer available through a serial port which could >then be connected to the PC and downloaded via the internet directly into the >chess computer > Those are "must have ones"! >Ron Nelson the inventor of the Chess Challenger and also the first to use the >voice chip in a chess computer told me once he always wanted to be able to have >the computer actually "see" the opponent ..he only managed to employ the motion >detectors used in the Eyeball Chesster Phantom That's pretty cool! We always learn something from your posts! Stretching a little bit - I would add a retractable organic screen like some of those still in prototype stage - the computer would display the image of a face and the AI program would make it look at you and simulate expressions based on the progress of the game. Some would find it creepy but I think it would be neat to see that! Ismenio
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