Back at UHK after several years away - can’t be more impressed with still here and still innovating!
When I first contemplated UHK (with very limited budget) I was keenly aware that there is one, and only one, left side module and all the pointer control modules are right side.
I’m sure it has come up before (I vaguely remember correspondence about it back before the original UHK’s were shipping) andI’ve tried searching forums and web for reason other than increase in production costs to make “duplicates” of all modules or only the right side can handle the data through-put of the input devices and extending same feature to left side cost prohibitive.
Anyone confirm/deny why the pointer control are only on the right and if there is any chance for left hand pointer control modules in the future?
Still super impressed with UHK - this is the future we were promised!
No left-side pointer modules exist because of the lack of strong demand. Future UHKs will have some left-hand pointer control capabilities, but I can’t elaborate.
Columnar layout with machine vision and motorized shifting columns. Senses when you reach and moves the columns individually up or down to meet your fingers half-way. Keep your hands on the home row and reach the fn keys with ease!
This was actually the first thing that came to mind.
“Fat fingering” keys doesn’t usually mean just having bad aim. Shifting the columns would let the keys stay big enough for most hands… but I concede that making the keys smaller would be easier.
