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Ergonaut One
Ergonaut One is a split with KS33 switches released by the newly formed team of Ergonaut Keyboards.
Published November 27, 2023
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Ergonaut Keyboards is a collaboration of well-known keyboard designers under a common brand with the goal to create widely available wireless ergonomic keyboards.
Pavel Glushkov (Chocofi), Rafael Yumagulov (Dao), Alexander Krikun (Sporne, Nijuni, Skean) and others teamed up and released Ergonaut One. Inspired by foostan's Corne and Rafael's Dao, this debut project of the team is a Xiao-based split with low-pro Gateron switches.
Our first project is the Ergonaut One: a Xiao-based wireless Gateron KS-33 split. The kit was designed to be very simple to build and print the parts for, yet to be sleek and long-lasting (with 260 mAh per half) – krikun98.
Specs
- 42 keys split (6x3+3)
- Low-pro Gateron KS33 switches
- hotswap
- XIAO nRF52840 MCU
- reversible PCB
Resources
More to come:
Tactile KS-33 have turned out to be quite nice, leagues above Choc Browns, and we have a 3*5 variant on the way with a few other projects planned after that.
Published on Mon 27th Nov 2023. Featured in KBD #145.
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