The GoChess Smart Board was announced on Kickstarter and brings magic and technology to the age-old classic game. It features a fully robotic smart board with self-moving chess pieces and colorful instruction lights. GoChess also has an add-on program that offers Internet connection and more resources to enjoy the beautiful game to the fullest.

GoChess is produced by Particula, and a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign was launched late last month. GoChess promises to revolutionize the way you play and learn chess. It is probably the most advanced and powerful chessboard ever made. It offers a wealth of analytical resources using AI and other resources.

One of the main problems in learning and improving chess is the difficulty in obtaining appropriate educational resources. Also, playing chess online can take a long time to set up and find opponents. GoChess aims to fill this gap with its excellent resources and functionality. It is an all-in-one solution that combines a fully robotic board, colored indicators, self-moving pieces, AI support, and seamless connectivity to the online chess community.

Particula says GoChess offers the full complement of the transformative power of the game of chess. He says GoChess is more than just a chessboard and offers players of all levels a new way to improve their game. It combines advanced technology with timeless AI-powered gameplay. The GoChess smart chessboard has rechargeable Bluetooth (BLE) and multiple magnetic sensors help track the movement of the pieces. The GoChess lighting system is also colored and user configurable.

You can play online, offline or with AI using GoChess’ own mobile app. You can connect to famous chess platforms such as Chess.com and Lichess.com. It offers a simple design with three versions including GoChess Lite and the original model.

Particula has an impressive Kickstarter footprint and expects GoChess to succeed as well. GoChess is Particula’s third campaign that attracted more than 300,000 customers and raised $1.3 million. GoChess prices start at $199 until the offer ends on July 13. At the last check, GoChess raised over $1.25 million in contributions.