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Actually, I'm a little surprised you found a servo for your key testing robot that can withstand 2 million cycles.

A number of comments here are like, yeah, everybody does this. But I think they're talking about elastomer dome springs used in plenty of mass-produced products. Maybe what they don't realize is that if you want to make your OWN keyboard, to your OWN specification, really cheap, that's not really an option. Brilliant. I'm going to use this.

there’s a reason they use this is practically everything

I kind of like the static response

This is so cool, some kind of foot pedal or keyboard hotkey to choose between scales would be awesome

coool!!!!!!

wym 2 million

"After 2 million key strokes" I had to do the math on that one to believe it. Turns out at around 3 times per second it would take just over a week (7 days, 16 hrs, and 48 minutes) to press the thing 2 million times. Sorry for doubting you!

U sound danish

I have the same keyboard at home. 😂

YESSSSS! Thank you for sharing!

Yo this is amazing. I think I could see lots of musicians making some crazy good stuff with these. It’s got jumbo stylophone vibes and sounds better than

🤖: What is my purpose 👱‍♂️: Press key until it breaks 🤖: Oh My GoD

Must....swallow....😮

Fun fact: this is exactly how video game controllers work

i cant understand HOW this only has 48 likes, this is a masterpiece

Wow, at the speed of actuation, probably took over 9 months to hit 2M.

awesome creativity magic! show to young we can fun way create and $uccess !

thinking Don Buchla may have coupled static capacitive keybeds with some kind of mechanical LDR for downward pressure and also left-right movements-- something like mechanically lensing LED light in/out of light sensor

Genuinely amazing work, one of the best custom synths I’ve seen on UA-cam

that’s so good!! :D KEEP IT UP :3

Keep up the 👍🏻 work

What's your keytester robot's name? Asking for a friend

This is similar to the sensors/springs used for video game controller buttons.

i never looked inside the synths with that style of spring ive got. Suprised its just basically almost the same system as membrane keyboards for computers.

What about mechanical keyboard switches, like cherry mx? You can get silent and low-profile ones as well... but you surely thought of that already? Would be interested why you decided against this option!

Very nice!

this is a somewhat common technique used in controllers I've found (specifically nintendo ones)

Thx great tip. This can be generalized for all kind of end stops. Just be aware that silicon has the tendency to deform if put under permanent stress.

brilliant! I love those little tubes, little pieces make great cushions too for things that don't fit just right.

Any ideas to fix back and forth wiggle with a simple mechanism? I make my own keybeds as well. Loved this video!!!🎉🎉🎉

It seems like a good idea, but I have a question. Maybe you could make a tutorial on how to make keys like those on the saxophone, since I have a model with the holes and I don't know how to make the keys. Greetings

The website says it’s sold out currently (Dec 2024). Do you have any updated sources for where I can find parts to build something like this? Thanks!

awesome, did you get any delays in that project?

guess we will never reach that engineering ever again until we look back

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Vraiment super. Bravo

Merveilleux super ingénieur. Bravo ..

Magnifique travail. Bravo

It’s cool but I prefer mechanical keyboard switches because they feel nicer

Bro is pretty much designing rubber-dome based midi controlles at this point.

Are these musical instruments? Too bad they make no sound.

"New" is a bit of a stretch. Keyboards have been using these since the 80's. My Casiotone MT-40 has these in them :)

This is a game changer. I have never seen an E-Hand Pand before

Great idea. For an extension spring you can use orthodontic rubber bands.

Very elegant approach! Wondering how it might be possible to adapt the code to work with an Arduino Leonardo board. Any idea?

let us to know, should we weit?

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Wow Easy subscription. Great work 💯

Needs built-in battery, amp, MPE velocity pads, touch strips, plug in synth options, BT MIDI, synth/sample editor app..