First-Ever DIY SMART Gameboard For Go!

[@iamsecrets]

I bet the moment the logic gate worked felt great. Such a cool project.

[@robichag]

The logic gate solution is genius. You must have been so happy lol 😂

[@manicmillennial3287]

you're incredibly talented!

[@haydentweedley4559]

Hi Michaela, really well done, nice engineering and very professional result! Imagine if your robotic arm could play as opponent! 6:28 LOL at the comment

[@izzitMichaela]

LOL good eye! omg getting Quentin to play would be so funny

[@babylonchild8341]

Dude, this is the 1st channel, where I push the bell button

[@izzitMichaela]

yessssssss hahaha XD

[@TheAndroidBishop]

This is a very impressive project

[@izzitMichaela]

Appreciate it! It was so rewarding to finally complete haha

[@Roddy1965]

Awesome work! Before I got deep into it I thought you might light any LED with an AND gate, if the LED on a particular row-col was (1,1) you got light. But I'm not an electronics person, that's probably way harder to wire wire up on a 19x19 than I can imagine.

[@xPaPs_]

It's so enjoyable to see someone that happy in front of his working project haha :) , as an ancient coder, i got it. Even more when you had the same idea and wanted to see some examples online haha ( want to do something like this ! ) ... and when i say like this.. it's, exactly that xD .. LEARN ABOUT GO RANDOM CITIZEN

[@babylonchild8341]

U r a genius

[@bryanguillen2006]

Ese hermoso momento cuando el LED finalmente se enciende :')

[@spanishmackerel]

Phenomenal! Such an entertaining and mesmerizing video. The amount of talent of all sorts that went into that project is outrageous, and then the video made it so fun to share in all the ups and downs and ups again of your journey. Really impressive and fun. Thanks for doing it!

[@rocknation7065]

This is pretty cool ❗️✅✅✅

[@momoprior9132]

That logic gate idea is genius! This also inspires me to get my hands on an Ender Pro >>

[@izzitMichaela]

Yessss do it honestly it's one of the best purchases I've ever made hahaha

[@Unit27]

Great job! It turned out so cool!

[@mathiaskirkbonde2758]

I've watched every video on the channel 'stuff made here' and have been craving more content like it. You have no idea how happy I was when I saw this video and realized one of my favorite go content creators just so happens to be creating content exactly like that!

[@izzitMichaela]

Thanks so much! 'Stuff Made here' is one of my biggest inspirations! Yepp haha - Go and engineering, my two loves XD

[@fpvclub7256]

Where did you get those stone bowls? I have been looking for a nice set! This board is amazing.. Nice work!

[@simonjager9259]

Genuine to create territory clouds of black and white 01:29

[@chocosherry19]

You’re amazing. I’m an engineer and i’ve just started learning go . This video made me happy somehow. May I ask where you uploaded the code? I want to try making it and i’ll write you as the source and credit

[@dfeslavab]

espectacular... Yo Quiero uno, ¿planeas comercializarlo?

[@RamsesVanderslice]

It's difficult to edit while imprisoned in a pocket dimension. Absolutely love the breadboard! That's my kind of engineering.

[@DavidSdeLis]

It's terrific! Congratulations! :-D

[@LKfan1234]

Since I've watched this video I've been trying to figure out how you could go about detecting the pieces. You could probably have the board toplit and then put a photodetector in each cell, and if light is detected it assumes there's no stone and if the light is being blocked it assumes there is a stone. All the extra components would probably require a custom pcb though. If that works you could almost try and hook it up to OGS or something and try and have an online game using a physical board.

[@eMbry00s]

Very inspiring! You have a new sub :)

[@austinvickymoore3656]

This is so freaking cool! I have a 3d printer lol.. i am new to go and still am trying to figure it out really.. but i love playing chess.. so im hoping i can get the hang of it sooner then later😂

[@teninotrailcam2223]

Cool project! You're amazing! 🙏

[@izzitMichaela]

Thanks so much!!!

[@11jamsus]

Very late but some "AI Physical Board" searches brought me here :D exceptional, exceptional work. Except for my high-school electrotechnical excercises, i'm more on the software side of tech. Even in complete weakness, i love Go but play in person is hard around here. Still i would like to avoid grinding OGS or Katago with mouse & keyboard. Was wondering if something similar would be doable with cameras & image recognition, but still i would need some lasers to reveal next or suggested moves :D i'll think a bit about it. Very inspiring video

[@haydentweedley4559]

Hi Michaela - Do you have any tips or a recommendation for a beginner 3D printer?

[@izzitMichaela]

Hey! I use an ender 3 pro, it works great for me and it's super cheap!

[@haydentweedley4559]

@@izzitMichaela Hey Michaela, so I finally picked up a 3D printer. I'm still tinkering with the settings and doing practice prints but I'm looking forward to starting a one of my project ideas soon. Keen to know if you have any 3d print ideas when you're back on your feet :)

[@carterm6525]

This was so cool to see! I love this 😁. If you can get Quentin to play against you, that would be an interesting game to watch for sure!

[@izzitMichaela]

Thank you!!! 💙 omg hahaha that'd be dope!

[@kapazoglu]

it's alive!

[@izzitMichaela]

IT IS INDEED

[@johkonut]

That is super impressive, why didn’t you upload this on In Sente? I didnt know you had this channel

[@aliceg9473]

I love this! Do you plan on releasing the designs and code so others can improve on it?

[@izzitMichaela]

Thanks! Yes I'd love to! I gotta get it all on girhub haha

[@user-pk8hn6zw8m]

lol that intro

[@izzitMichaela]

candid intros are the best intros!

[@user-pk8hn6zw8m]

@@izzitMichaela by the way, i wish you could share the circuits and code

[@izzitMichaela]

@@user-pk8hn6zw8m I can share the code on githubnsoon, but yhe circuits will take some time to write out for sure. But if/when I get it done I'll post an update on my socials!

[@user-pk8hn6zw8m]

oh we stan an opensource queen. looking forward to it 👀. i think you should submit this to some kind of Instructables contest! i never played go before, but this got me interested: especially the coding going on with the game files, this is why i asked 😅😂

[@Subspacegarden]

Man i wish i could do some cool science stuff 😔

[@Kianquenseda]

AI should design a multi player Go

[@AmazingRando303]

Awesome project, I love Go! It also reminds me of Stuff Made Here video of the smart pool table (kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKS3hYuPrd6Xhac) which had the side benefit of allowing hybrid physical/remote gameplay. Someone could play against you remotely with a minor code change to receive socket data for the next move rather than reading from the file. You mentioned using the scroll wheel to input a move, but a much more expensive/painful implementation could involve adding an array of optical sensors (or buttons or something) to detect where stone are on the board. My first though was simple photo resistors, etc. to see the light reflected from the stone above, but I think "cross talk" from adjacent stone might be an issue. I don't think traditional Go stones are magnetic, otherwise reed switches could work. Anyway, I loved seeing our process and it's an awesome result and with so much extra potential!

[@izzitMichaela]

thanks for the feedback! Yes, that would be such a cool but painstaking extension haha. the 361 points would make it a real challenge to get all those photoresistors/magnet sensors/whatever I used in the right spots. Perhaps magnet sensor lattices exist pre-built but they're probably so expensive XD Either way yeah! Maybe someday I can get skilled enough to expand on it! Glad you liked it!

[@connski]

Love that we’re coming back to the physical object electronically

[@Fanaro]

That sounds complicated af

[@TheAndroidBishop]

The fatal flaw of this board is that I'll know for sure that you're cheating

[@just_A_doctor]

Is he or she i am cofused Voice of man face of man and body of girl So weird 😮😮