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Published 2 years ago

Adafruit’s Cheekmate gets to the bottom (ahem) of chess cheating controversy

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Adafruit's Cheekmate prototype uses Wi-Fi to communicate with an accomplice. The team embedded the prototype in a big, juicy slab of pork butt. The device is not for actual cheating, but to test whether the theory is even plausible. Adafruit also provides a step-by-step guide for those who want to build their own prototype.

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Adafruit’s Cheekmate gets to the bottom (ahem) of chess cheating controversy

Adafruit tested its wireless haptic communication system with a juicy slab of pork butt.

2 years ago·United States
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