Leo Lou's Zerosprey42 is an open-source 40% travel keyboard – remix of the Ospray.
KBD.news Published November 17, 2022
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The Zerosprey42 keyboard is a 42-key, wired, low-pro (Choc v1) hotswap monoblock split with a daughterboard rather than an onboard MCU – remixed and shared by Beekeeb's Leo.
It balances between portability and ergonomics with a sleek 3D printed travel case. This is a remix of ebastler‘s Osprey with a low cost yet powerful RP2040-Zero – Leo.
T. G. Marbach's JESK56 is a diodeless 56-key ortholinear keyboard, using a single RP2040-based microcontroller thanks to some fancy math and graph theory.