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Backgammon against a neural network, running entirely on a 4-inch ESP32 colour touch screen. Free on GitHub.
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Retro Backgammon: play the Backgammon-NN neural net on a ~€23 ESP32 4-inch touch-screen board
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Taken from the repository README
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Play backgammon against the Backgammon-NN
value net on a cheap ESP32 touchscreen board.
Website: whittingtonchess.com/retro-backgammon.html.
The trained network ships ready to use in data/net.bin, so building and flashing needs only this
repo. The engine and its training live in the Backgammon-NN
repo, pinned as a submodule in external/Backgammon-NN; you need it only to re-export the net
(see Net export):
lcdwiki "4.0inch ESP32-32E Display" (E32R40T, sold as Hosyond): ESP32-D0WD-V3 at 240 MHz, 4 MB
flash, no PSRAM, ST7796S 480x320 SPI panel, XPT2046 resistive touch, CH340 USB serial.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Play backgammon against the Backgammon-NN
value net on a cheap ESP32 touchscreen board.
Website: whittingtonchess.com/retro-backgammon.html.
The trained network ships ready to use in data/net.bin, so building and flashing needs only this
repo. The engine and its training live in the Backgammon-NN
repo, pinned as a submodule in external/Backgammon-NN; you need it only to re-export the net
(see Net export):
lcdwiki "4.0inch ESP32-32E Display" (E32R40T, sold as Hosyond): ESP32-D0WD-V3 at 240 MHz, 4 MB
flash, no PSRAM, ST7796S 480x320 SPI panel, XPT2046 resistive touch, CH340 USB serial.Read the full README ↗