By the way, if you don't have a 3D printer and want a chess bot, but $60 for half a set seems a bit steep, this was designed for home 3D printers. You can always download it for free then go on 3DHubs or MakeXYZ and find a 3D printer near you. I promise I won't get offended.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Chessbot wins again!
The winners of the PinShape Kids' Toy Design Contest are out, and in first place is... The Chessbot transforming robot chess set. I was rooting for the Modwheels or Cybot, but I guess you can't beat an old classic. For winning I'll be receiving a Cintiq tablet, a copy of ZBrush, credits for professional 3D prints from sculpeo, and a print of the chess bot given to the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, which is pretty cool.
By the way, if you don't have a 3D printer and want a chess bot, but $60 for half a set seems a bit steep, this was designed for home 3D printers. You can always download it for free then go on 3DHubs or MakeXYZ and find a 3D printer near you. I promise I won't get offended.
By the way, if you don't have a 3D printer and want a chess bot, but $60 for half a set seems a bit steep, this was designed for home 3D printers. You can always download it for free then go on 3DHubs or MakeXYZ and find a 3D printer near you. I promise I won't get offended.
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