and presented at RubyKaigi in 2008 and 2009. • In 2018, I built my fi rst split keyboard, and since 2019, I've been an enthusiast and designer of custom keyboards.
customized mechanical keyboard that is built or modi fi ed according to an individual's preferences and requirements. • You have the fl exibility to choose various aspects of the keyboard such as the key layout, case color, key switches, keycaps, and more.
can be seen as part of the Maker Movement. • They share the same technology, but in di ff erent contexts. • The Ruby community organized a DIY keyboard assembly event in Matsue in 2017.
keyboard can be de fi ned as a keyboard that can be assembled exactly as you would like it to be. • What's your preference? • You may never know your preferences from the beginning. • Attend community events and try out di ff erent keyboards.
and cannot be taught; it is like discerning water temperature through drinking, where it's a direct and personal experience that cannot be shared with others.
evaluation of appearance. • The quality of visual design is determined by the materials, shapes, and build quality. • In industrial design, the arrangement of functional elements determines the overall design.
of fl ex and consistency. • Flex has recently become popular in the keyboard community. • The fi ngertips of both hands have the highest concentration of sensory receptors, making them the most sensitive part of the body.
depends on how well excess echo and friction noise is minimized, thus achieving a pure sound. • The words "thock" and "clack" are onomatopoeic terms used to describe the sound of a keystroke. • "Thock" refers to a deep and muted sound, while "clack" describes a sharper and louder sound.
feel, and typing sounds, it has become common for modern custom keyboards to consist of the following components: • Key caps, top case, switches, stabilizers, plate, PCB, form, bottom case, and weight.
switches, Durock stabilizers, PC plate, gasket mount, PORON form, brass weight, etc. • This is a good con fi guration for a fl ex keyboard that produces THOCK sound, but…
seems that there has been a decrease in the diversity of keyboard con fi gurations. • In-person keyboard events have decreased. • Working remotely led to an increase in demand for keyboard. • The German lockdown disrupted GMK's schedule. • Semiconductor shortages impacting the supply chain.
custom keyboards. • Pursuit of a more e ffi cient and unique keyboard structure. • More budget custom keyboards through mass production. • Factory-lube switches go mainstream. • The decline of GMK and the popularity of PBT keycaps produced by vendors. • Switching from ATmega32U4 to RP2040.
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