Google’s Fix for One-Handed Typing Is a Rolling Belt of Letters - Yanko Design
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Google Japan presented a curious Gboard keyboard that moves the keys to the user using a conveyor belt.
The Gboard Rotating Version concept uses four conveyor tapes with keys that move to the user's fingers and allow you to type text with one hand.
Google Japan presents a new edition of its most fun project
Google’s bizarre new Gboard keyboard is a conveyor belt that brings the keys to you
Credit: Google TL;DR Google Japan has unveiled a DIY Gboard keyboard with keys mounted on a moving conveyor belt. Instead of moving your hand around a traditional keyboard, you can simply wait for the key you want to type to roll past. You can’t buy it, but Google has published the blueprints as open source, so you can actually build one. Google has once again decided that keyboards are far too normal. For its annual October 1 tradition, the co…
The main feature of the keyboard is the ability to type text with one hand.
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