Russian chess game is appalling: robot player clip 7 -year -old boy fingers

According to foreign media reports such as the Guardian "Guardian", in the International Chess Open held in the Russian capital Moscow last week, the automated robotic arm (also known as the robot) was suddenly grasped a 7 -year -old boy's finger, which caused him fracture.

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According to the Guardian, the video of the July 19s announced by the Russian media BAZA showed that the boy's fingers were pinched by the robotic arm for a few seconds, and then the four adults rushed to the nearby, rescued the boy and took him away. Essence

Sema Samin, vice chairman of the Russian Chess Federation, said that the boy did not wait for the robot to complete the chess action, but chose to take a step of chess quickly. He said, "There are certain security rules here, and this child obviously violates the rules. When he starts to act, he does not realize that he must wait first. This is an extremely rare event. I encountered it for the first time."

According to Tas Society, Chairman of the Moscow International Chess Federation Sherge Lazlev said, "Robotic breaks the child's fingers, which is of course bad." He also said that this robot has participated in many competitions and has never had such an accident before.

拉扎列夫说，男孩“走了一步棋，之后我们需要给机器人时间让它下棋，但男孩很快又动了一下棋子，机器人就抓住了他。”他还说，不管怎样，关于In this case, the suppliers of the robot "have to consider it again."

According to the Russian media BAZA, the boy's name is Christopher and is the top 30 chess players under the age of 9. Lazlev told Tas Society that Christopher's fingers were put on gypsum. He did not seem to have suffered much trauma because of this incident. "The child returned to the field the next day and completed the game."

The boy's parents have contacted the prosecutor's office. "We will communicate with it, solve problems, and do our best to help." Sima Jin believes that this incident is "coincidence". On the day of it, it had played three games. "Obviously, the children who participating in the competition now need to be warned."

Russia's chess master Sherge Caliakin said that this incident is undoubtedly caused by "software failure or other reasons". Hope this boy is healthy. "

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