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Keybytes ‘truly modular keyboard’ starts with one key and is assembled like Legos — each magnetic key module has its own RISC-V microcontroller for the ultimate in customizability

10.27

Developer notaroomba (AKA Nathan Alspaugh) has published details of his Keybytes project on GitHub . In essence, this is a modular project where a Keyword hub is magnetically connected to Keybit…

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