This is exciting. Modern keyboard designs are obviously very sub-optimal compared to what is theoretically possible, but it's a huge investment for an individua

This is exciting. Modern keyboard designs are obviously very sub-optimal compared to what is theoretically possible, but it's a huge investment for an individual to test out new designs. Just trying something out for a day isn't enough. You need to use it for as least several months to see how fast you can really become, what its accuracy is, how well it works in different contexts (gaming, software with many keyboard shortcuts, coding), how much it strains your wrist, how it handles different languages etc. These radically different designs are also usually quite different from one other, so if you invest the time to learn one and it doesn't take off, then it's back to square one. I hope that this can be a product that finally makes it worth it to try out