The Cogito – Keyboard designed for human hands
The Cogito keyboard is an ergonomic split design built from scratch, discarding traditional typewriter layout. It features columnar stagger based on actual finger lengths, a pinky cluster rotated for natural divergence, and a thumb arc designed for inward thumb movement. Developed through over fifty 3D-printed prototypes, it aims to fit the hand rather than requiring the hand to accommodate the keyboard. The project is set for April '26.
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