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Internet of Things Chess board - Development of RFID chess piece detection running on the newest generation AVR microcontrollers.

Vårlid, Johan
Master thesis
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Date
2018
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Abstract
When radio frequency identification (RFID) was first introduced, it was predicted to change

the world, much like the Internet of Things (IoT) has been these last few years. Even though

the adoption of RFID was slower than it was predicted to be, much like IoT can seem to be,

the industry is continuously finding new ways to uses the two technologies.

By designing a chessboard that use both technologies we have shown a way to put RFID

on the IoT network. A minimal BOM RFID solution is presented, compatible with the

EM4100 protocol, running on 125 kHz.

The approach of using RFID to detect pieces on a board can be implemented in all games

that have a similar form-factor, such as scrabble, monopoly, checkers. In fact, any flat

surface that has defined areas of interest can take use of this implementation.
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