Projects
The cat is a gamepad or a shortcut-tool by Ape_Devil – with STLs and building documentation.
A handwired Pteron44 derivative by ghostfaceschiller with a Pimoroni Trackball.
The Myrmidex by hexagramg is an open-source split ergo with encoders.
Tweaking the Sweep v2.1, forrestbaer came up with the wireless Roost keyboard.
The Dao Choc BLE is an open-source wireless split keyboard by Rafael Yumagulov.
The chocV by brickbots is the 36-key low profile love child of the Horizon and BabyV keyboards.
Samoklava is a generative split keyboard design with a noteworthy workflow by sound_monster.
The Unibodysweep is – well – a unibody Sweep/Ferris by Lucordes.
A gasket mount high profile case for the Lily58 from the workbench of f_pazos. With free STLs.
Kyek published his open-source gaming keypad for lefties.
Hillside is an open-source split ergonomic keyboard with Choc-spaced keys, quite aggressive stagger, four key thumb arc and break-off pinky column.
Pangaea, a split keyboard with mind-boggling adjustability, co-designed by @otahinosame, @k2 and @e3w2q, has advanced to rev.3.
A new member of Jim Merricks White's 30% bugs family: the Flea.
A great photolog by SandwichRising on making a custom PCB and wooden case.
A cool keyboard salvaged from a nuclear missile silo converted by Pointless Tinkering.
Ladispad is an open-source 11 key macropad by ajmandourah with rotary encoders and an OLED screen.
PicoSplit is a 3D printed split keyboard by Andreas Känner featuring a custom firmware written in CircuitPython.
The Arisutea is a set of Alice-like layouts open-sourced by mattjames03.
The Ambidextrous by Cerbekos is a new member of the Tenalice family, with a 45° numpad in the center of the board.
ErgoChoco is a well-documented open-source pseudosplit build by Choco617.
Axel Voitier's Lergo (ex-Kyfle) project is an ergo split exploration platform rather than a keyboard.
David Barr's Parergon has only 32 keys, so no diodes are necessary.
Sadek Baroudi's Baby Groot Keyboard is a cheap (or free!) split PCB with a lot of features.
The Azimuth is my handwired hotswap pseudosplit design with a handful of rotary encoders.
An open-source, fully programmable two-ball, three-button USB trackball by jfedor2.
