AI-enabled, robotic chess set ups its game with new modes

It may be 1,500 years old, but chess isn’t going anywhere, and part of its longevity may be the fact that it lends itself well to modern upgrades. Three years ago Infivention launched Square Off, a robotic board that moves pieces on its own, allowing players to play against AI or remote players around the world. And now, two new models are joining the Square Off line – the updated, chess-focused Neo and the multi-game Swap.

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