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PicoSplit
Project by Andreas Känner
PicoSplit is a DIY 3D-printed split keyboard with some unique features which is driven by CircuitPython.
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LowPow E-Ink ShortKeyboard BLE, Wired, LoRa,Wifi
Project by Ulrich
A Ultra Low Power Shortcut Eink Keyboard that works on Bluetooth or Wired. With Wifi, LoRa, SD Card, Joystick, Rotary Volume Knob
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Interphase
Project by sduuh
Wireless mechanical split keyboard with my favorite layout
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Multipurpose BLE touchpad HID
Project by Meir Michanie
Multipurpose programable touchpad that behave as BLE keyboard/mouse for your PC, laptop, tablet, phone, drawpad
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The 8bit keyboard.
Project by HIGEDARUMA
This keyboard inputs characters in 8bits.
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Squeezebox Keyboard
Project by Peter Lyons
A split ergonomic keyboard that is mechanically adjustable to fit the user's hand.
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NES Shortcut Keyboard
Project by Wing-Sum Law
A shortcut keyboard (or macro pad), but with an aesthetic flair inspired by a classic console.
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Ultimate Unicode Input Device
Project by hsgw ➿
Type any character in the world!
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FinchBoard
Project by Alex
Handhald ortholinear keyboard with tactile switches
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Mechanical keyboard DIY with QMK firmware, USB-C
Project by Le Thanh Hiep
DIY a mechanical keyboard using QMK firmware, USB-C, RGB LED, hotswap switch, based on ATMEGA32
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Ortholinear Keyboard Matías v1.0
Project by Nicola Strappazzon C.
Programmable ortholinear keyboard very low profile with RGB light
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80s Typewriter Linux Terminal
Project by Riley
I'm using an Arduino and a Raspberry Pi to turn a Brother AX-25 typewriter into a fully-functional Linux terminal
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DIY Macro Keyboard
Project by NicLamrlr
6 switch 2 rotary encoder macro keyboard using arduino
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Tetent TimerSpy [gd0136]
Project by kelvinA
A wearable PDA / smartwatch with a Tetent [gd0090] input method.
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Custom Keyboard Synthesizer
Project by Bert Jerred
Using an Arduino-compatible board, MPR121 touch sensors, and custom filter circuits, I am repurposing a cheap keyboard
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