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SenseRobot Go

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SenseRobot Go
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Uses:
EntertainmentEducationGo (weiqi/baduk) play and training at homeGomoku
Price:
Not announced
Released:
2023

DESCRIPTION

SenseRobot Go is SenseRobot's robot for the board game Go. It reads the board with a camera and places its own stones with a three-axis arm: an electromagnet head and a rotating wheel draw stones from the bowl, up to five at a time, so the robot can keep pace through a full 19 x 19 game. The AI has 23 levels on the full board, from 18 kyu to 9 dan, ending in an Apex Duel that awards a 9-dan professional title. A silicone 9 x 9 and 13 x 13 board is included for quick games, alongside Capture 5 Stones drills, a built-in Gomoku mode, remote games with friends and a mode for two people to play without the robot. It records each game and reviews it afterwards, and offers up to three hints and three takebacks. A 5.5-inch screen, front camera, microphone and speaker handle interaction, and Wi-Fi connects it to the SenseRobot app and firmware updates. The robot measures 787 x 594 x 355 mm and weighs 4.86 kg with boards and stones. SenseTime unveiled it in June 2023 in China, where it sold for RMB 3,999 (Pro) and RMB 4,999 (Master). The international store lists it at US$999 (regular US$1,299) in English/French and Chinese versions.

FEATURES

  • Three-degree-of-freedom robotic arm with an electromagnet head
  • Rotating wheel picks stones from the bowl, up to 5 at a time
  • Game camera and front camera
  • stated piece-recognition accuracy above 99.9%
  • 23 AI levels on the 19 x 19 board from 18 kyu to 9 dan, ending in an Apex Duel for the 9-dan pro title
  • Quick 9 x 9 and 13 x 13 games on a silicone board
  • Capture 5 Stones drills
  • built-in Gomoku
  • Remote play with friends
  • side-by-side play without the robot
  • Up to 3 hints and 3 takebacks per game
  • game records and AI recap
  • 5.5-inch HD display (1280 x 720)
  • microphone and 3 W speaker with spoken prompts
  • English/French and Chinese versions
  • Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac, 2.4/5 GHz
  • SenseRobot app for Android and iOS
  • OTA updates
  • Aluminium-alloy inner frame and ABS outer shell
  • ABS 19-line board and stones
  • 787 x 594 x 355.3 mm
  • 4.86 kg (10.71 lb) including board, stones and power adapter
  • Mains powered: 12 V 3 A, 36 W adapter
  • operating temperature -10 to 40 degrees C
  • In the box: robot, 19-line board, 9/13-line silicone board, black and white bowls, adapter, cleaning cloth

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Physical
Weight4.86 kg
DimensionsL 594 mm × W 787 mm × H 355 mm
Materialsaluminium alloy (inner frame), ABS plastic (shell, 19-line board, stones), silicone (9/13-line board)
Mobility
Movement TypeStationary
Degrees of Freedom3
EnvironmentIndoor, home tabletop
Actuators3-DOF robotic arm with electromagnet; rotating wheel picks up to 5 stones from the bowl
Sensing & Compute
Sensorsgame camera (board recognition), front camera, microphone
ConnectivityWi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac 2.4/5 GHz; SenseRobot app (Android/iOS)
Software / AI23 AI levels 18 kyu to 9 dan + Apex Duel, 9/13/19 boards, Gomoku, game recap, OTA
Manufacturer-sourcedThird-party sourcedUnsourcedSource status is based on this robot's listed sources.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the SenseRobot Go?

SenseRobot Go is SenseRobot's robot for the board game Go. It reads the board with a camera and places its own stones with a three-axis arm: an electromagnet head and a rotating wheel draw stones from the bowl, up to five at a time, so the robot can keep pace through a full 19 x 19 game.

Who makes the SenseRobot Go?

The SenseRobot Go is made by SenseRobot, a robotics company based in China.

How much does the SenseRobot Go cost?

The SenseRobot Go is priced at around $999.

What is the SenseRobot Go used for?

The SenseRobot Go is designed for entertainment, education, go (weiqi/baduk) play and training at home, and gomoku. It is used in consumer, entertainment, and education settings.

How much does the SenseRobot Go weigh?

The SenseRobot Go weighs 4.86 kg.

How many degrees of freedom does the SenseRobot Go have?

The SenseRobot Go has 3 degrees of freedom.

When was the SenseRobot Go released?

The SenseRobot Go was released in 2023.

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