Jesse Vincent & Kaia Dekker (Keyboardio) Interview - OSCON 2014
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Keyboardio builds an ergonomic QWERTY keyboard that reshapes keys around the hands so thumbs handle control and shift, promising longer, less tiring typing. Firmware is Arduino-compatible and the custom logic board combines a microcontroller, Bluetooth and a battery charger into a single module that doesn’t widely exist. Development shows real progress: about 1900-line pull request changes to Arduino core, prototype number 20-something, and a milled-aluminum case that takes 10 hours to mill each enclosure while milled wood is being explored.
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