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  • 5plit Keyboard Clone
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  • On a recent Swiss mechanical keyboard meetup I found out about this very nice, minimal split keyboard design. It consists of two identical 10x10cm PCBs (designed so that one of them is flipped) and Kailh chockolate switches, plus two venerable Arduino...

  • Chocolad Keyboard Hacking
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  • Some time ago I traded a PCB for my #Flatreus Keyboard for a kit for the Chocolad (https://mechdb.net/keyboards/chocolad). That keyboard uses the standard Pro Micro dev boards running QMK, but I really got used to my own CircuitPython code, so I...

  • ESP32 Handheld
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  • The aim of the project is to create an ESP32 handheld. I want it to have a QWERTY Blackberry-style keyboard, a big LCD display and at least 72hrs of battery life. In the future, I want to add an RGB keyboard backlight, audio support and SX1280 for long-range...

  • ps2pi
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  • HERE'S THE SCHEMATICHOW IT WORKSYou'll notice in the schematic that the keyboard clock line isn't connected to a GPIO, so how can this work? After a bit of testing I've found you can read a keyboard with a serial port running at a custom speed. This...

  • UNIX workstation on a phone
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  • It most likely needs to run inside a black box on top of Android.  Networking needs to be tunneled to a server at home.  Sound & frame buffer go to the Android Java calls. Ironically, the lion kingdom now believes a truly mobile UNIX box depends...

  • STEbus 8088 PC
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  • 2019-01-26 Board ordered. Project documentation uploaded. The keyboard connector is 5-pin DIN for the XT.  I don't want to pay 55 quid for a genuine XT keyboard, which would take up scarce space here. I will need an adapter like this one:https://hackaday.com/2017/01/21/attoxtkeyboard/ ...

  • Circuit Bending WASD Keyboard
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  • WASD Code keyboard, is a very nice and reasonably priced keyboard, but unfortunately not very customizable. This hobby project aims at fixing that by swapping its Holtek Controller for a Teensie with QMK Keyboard Firmware. These keyboards keyboards are...

  • Haunted Keyboard
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  • Have spooky conversations with ethereal AI through this magical keyboard. This custom PCB keyboard is powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico W and connects to any computer via USB. The Pi Pico W connects to WiFi in order to send keyboard input to ChatGPT, which...

  • Newton Keyboard lives again
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  • A long time ago one of my prize possessions was a Newton Messagepad 2000.  I was a true believer.  I even kept it running for many years past its prime as an address book and notepad.  Finally it was put away along with its almost unused...

  • One arm keyboard
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  • With the Information from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_frequency which lists the frequency of usage of Letters in the English language, I have made the first draft of a keyboard layout for such a keyboard.The Idea is to have a space key which...

  • KeyGlove
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  • I am working on a glove-keyboard/mouse. I am hoping to increase accuracy and learning rates by simplifying the keyboard. I want to remove odd motions and eye-hand coordination. This will hopefully minimize hitting the wrong key, hunt and peck style typing,...

  • Orao keyboard interface
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  • Orao's keyboard input works by shorting connections between 6 data lines (D4-D7) and 10 address lines (A0-A9). When a key is pressed, the connection is shorted between corresponding lines to input a key press. I.e., to type "A", the key short address...

  • A+ Split Keyboard
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  • After an extensive search for a split mechanical keyboard that caters to Mac users and supports all key functions, I decided to take matters into my own hands and create one myself. As I embarked on this DIY project, I needed to outline the specific...
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