Oliver Kraus,
a German electronics engineer, software developer and chess player. He started with Arduino projects in 2010, developing graphic libraries to support LCDs and OLEDs. As a chess player with experience in computer chess [1] and interests in chess programming, the idea to develop a chess program to demonstrate the features of a graphics library was rather compelling. Little Rook Chess[2] is now part of u8glib, a universal graphics library for embedded systems[3].
a German electronics engineer, software developer and chess player. He started with Arduino projects in 2010, developing graphic libraries to support LCDs and OLEDs. As a chess player with experience in computer chess [1] and interests in chess programming, the idea to develop a chess program to demonstrate the features of a graphics library was rather compelling. Little Rook Chess [2] is now part of u8glib, a universal graphics library for embedded systems [3].
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