During the past couple of years, my son and daughter have been playing chess tournaments here in Germany. To be good at it requires lots of practice, and as parents, we tried to take time out to teach them. But it just wasn't that easy: our schedules were tight, and sometimes we didn't know how exactly to help them improve.
At the same time, we didn't want them spending hours in front of a screen, disconnected from the physical, hands-on world of learning. As an AI engineer, I wanted to develop a solution that married my expertise with the needs of my children.
The Chess AI Arm is an AI-driven robotic arm that plays chess physically on a board. With this arm, my children can practice and play in real life, developing their skills in a way that is fun, interactive, and completely hands-on.
This project bridges technology and the physical world while keeping them engaged and away from screens.
— Founder & AI Engineer
