user3405: DGT boards allow it to be connected with a computer, and thus sending it the moves. WHat algorithm does it use to verify the moves pieces?

user2715: The board does not verify the moves played at all. It does not even recognize the concept of a "move" - it just tells you where every piece is when you ask for it.

user3831: This page contains a lot of information about DGT boards, including the patent, detailed description of technologies and algorithms used. Many additional references are provided, too. It is definitely an interesting read!

3405: <p>DGT boards allow it to be connected with a computer, and thus sending it the moves. WHat algorithm does it use to verify the moves pieces?</p>
 2715: <p>The board does not verify the moves played at all. It does not even recognize the concept of a "move" - it just tells you where every piece is when you ask for it.</p>
 3831: <p><a href="https://www.chessprogramming.org/DGT_Board" rel="nofollow noreferrer">This page</a> contains a lot of information about DGT boards, including the patent, detailed description of technologies and algorithms used. Many additional references are provided, too. It is definitely an interesting read!</p>
