Here are a few more pictures from the Texas Tech MEMS lab with Dr. Tim Dallas and his student Ashwin Vijaysai. They were showing me on the computer screen the 1mm x 1mm chess set.
Just imagine – over 200,000 micro-chess boards covering your regular chess board!
The micro chess set will fit on the top of a pin. Here is a another way to put the size of this micro chess set into normal context. On a regular chess board the squares are 58 mm per side or 3,364 mm squared. Given 64 squares we have 215,296 mm squared. In other words you could put 215,296 micro-chess boards on top of a regular chess board! Dr. Dallas reached a similar number in his calculations when we visited him at the lab.
Way too awesome.
“Way too awesome.”
Is it awesome? Or just nonsense? Who knows…
Hmm, if it was not just a chess board but a chess computer….. 😉
Just imagine – over 200,000 micro-chess boards covering your regular chess board!
The micro chess set will fit on the top of a pin. Here is a another way to put the size of this micro chess set into normal context. On a regular chess board the squares are 58 mm per side or 3,364 mm squared. Given 64 squares we have 215,296 mm squared. In other words you could put 215,296 micro-chess boards on top of a regular chess board! Dr. Dallas reached a similar number in his calculations when we visited him at the lab.
Sincerely,
Dr. Karlsson
Aw, Come on!
Just imagine – over 200,000 micro-chess players. That would be a sight to see.
I still can’t see it!
i have a chess board. which is measured by 2mm only. it is hand made without any powerfull tools.i can finish it only 30 minuts.
i have a chess board. which is measured by 2mm only. it is hand made without any powerfull tools.i can finish it only 30 minuts.
do u want my chess board photo?
do u want my chess board photo.r board .i have 7 boars.i will give u . it is free.