Tag: wireless (31 entries)

The PD40 is a 40% handwired wireless ortho by Peter Dye – with case files and build log.

The Skean by Alexander Krikun is an open-source wireless MX/Alps split with onboard controller.

Files of the Nijuni, a wireless-focused Corne-like split with more aggressive stagger, were released by Alexander Krikun.

TerranceN made a split Bluetooth 36-key keyboard with self-milled PCB.

Tweaking the Sweep v2.1, forrestbaer came up with the wireless Roost keyboard.

This is what was left after jamesmnw kept cutting things away.

Source files of Tweetydabirdie's DaNumPad are available on GitHub.

A wireless keyboard that never has to be plugged in. Committed by SouthPawEngineer.

Dragon keyboard by ManufacturedAcumen.

A true wireless split keyboard with ink display by docgi.

A fully wireless and hotswap Sofle by keebsandcables.

Pierce by crahamson is a semi-wireless open source keyboard.

Turns any nRF Bluetooth keyboard (nice!nano etc.) into a non-Bluetooth QMK keyboard.

Scaffolding style MJF printed manuform-esque ergo by phazerlock.

The Zaphod is a 34-key, wireless, low profile unibody split by petejohanson.

Great video tutorial by Reda0202 on making a custom wireless keyboard with Attiny + nRF + Arduino (source).

The 0x32 "Brussels Waffle" is a wireless, ortho, low-profile travel keyboard by RadioactiveHop (waiting for repo).

A review of the Handheld Sci. BT-500 by desantisbr. This tool with a sick terminal interface makes any keyboard wireless and programmable.

SouthPawEngineer made a solar powered Bluetooth keyboard, the Solortho.

This is Ahokore by _dezli, which makes use of a nice!nano and ZMK for Bluetooth functionality.

The Tiny Blue 42 (TB42) is a low-profile, Bluetooth, 40% mechanical keyboard by FauxLearningMachine running ZMK.

All the electronics is hidden inside this trackball by Jacek Fedoryński (video, git, blog post). (Posted by deekue.)