Inspiration
The Solergo is a wireless ergo split by SouthPawEngineer with Bluetooth via ZMK, and has solar trickle charging to top up and extend the battery life.
A custom Kailh Choc keycap prototype by Vengeful-Wraith.
This time riskable put an IR receiver into his keyboard (video).
A modern tool built with old tools. Making a BFO-9000 with handtools (by the5andmany).
The uTyl is a handwired split by ripxorip (keymap).
Diderot effect in action: cable coil holder (wtf?!) spotted in a post by Crushader.
AI-generated keysets. OpenAI’s GPT-3 API beta assisted by snagy.
The Nyx is tadfisher's first PCB project. Waiting for a git repo.
SouthPawEngineer made a solar powered Bluetooth keyboard, the Solortho.
The SilverBullet44 is a split keyboard with tented aluminum case by swan_match (details, review).
This unnamed split by Bobbysuit features a HDMI cable between the halves, thus comes with one single controller.
A wooden macropad for NovelKeys Big Switches with pen tray. Committed by AuthenticDanger.
This macropad by FatherPaulStone features arcade buttons in a wooden box (pics).
The Memphis 25 is a macropad by nickkallen with integrated SpaceMouse and USB hub (GH thread).
BTY-80 - A through-hole ortholinear TKL keyboard with a thumb cluster by ajkldsz.
Drygol's first attempt to keycap vacuum coating failed, but the idea is not bad (blog) - article posted by LASERman71.
An artisan switch (khm) made of wood by BitchassSixtyNine.
This is Ahokore by _dezli, which makes use of a nice!nano and ZMK for Bluetooth functionality.
Aside from the physical layout, the idea of putting an e-ink display behind transparent caps is intriguing. (Nemeio posted by m10r-vc.)
This 40% ortho PCB comes with a home row allowing both ortho and staggered (symmetric) arrangement (here). (Posted by Littlehouse75.)
The Naked64SF Proto2 is a machined aluminum keyboard by SalicylicAcid3 (video).
This macropad by MartasSan is handwired, hotswappable, and it was literally drawn rather than printed.
When one form of stagger simply isn't enough the van erGogh comes to the rescue. Committed by KnoblesseOblige.
The real mechanical numpad built out of a rotary phone sandelinos found at a thrift shop (video & Arduino source).
A designer-friendly split keyboard concept by samanpwbb with 9 extra keys on the left for often used hotkeys.
