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If you want a wearable keyboard, take a look at tap strap [0]. It is a series of connected rings, for one hand, that sense tapped chords as keyboard presses or
by Nzen 4y ago
If you want a wearable keyboard, take a look at tap strap [0]. It is a series of connected rings, for one hand, that sense tapped chords as keyboard presses or mouse movements. To be clear, I don't have personal experience with it.
I disagree with Ploum that we should expect or hope for ergonomic keyboards with laptops. The market for people who desire and can afford them is too small for a production run. I say this as someone who typed this with an ergodox and followed that conversational space for several years.
[0] https://youtu.be/owg3-LZpsSI?t=20 https://youtu.be/owg3-LZpsSI?t=20
[1] https://youtu.be/UzRjtvMQds4?t=68 https://youtu.be/UzRjtvMQds4?t=68
- eimrine 4y agoFrom what I have seen from your [0], this thing still has a requirement to have a table which is exactly what I am trying to get rid of. Second link shows me another not friendly to touchtyping requirement, you can see how he types some digits on 1:46 or via direct link: https://youtu.be/UzRjtvMQds4?t=106 https://youtu.be/UzRjtvMQds4?t=106 The gloves I am talking about needs to have some clicking experience for being able to provide a touchtyping experience with no need to see anything. Experience I am talking about has to be compatible with walking, with riding a bicycle and even with driving (despite a steering wheel might be an excellent keyboard if to place keys on that part of ring on which your fingers are situated most of time).