A young group of entrepreneurs in Argentina have developed the template for a 3D printable chess set. With tactile markings on the board as well as the individual pieces, visually impaired people can now learn, and play, the game without assistance.The group was originally asked to help with a much smaller project, but during the implementation of that work, they realized the possibilities that could be opened with 3D printing capabilities.
The chess set developed from this realization.
Read more about the group and the development of this tactile version of the game in this article.
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3D Printed Chess Set Helps Visually Impaired Children in Argentina Learn the Game
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