Those who learned to code on its frustrating lack of tactile feedback may be surprised to see an Arduino project presenting it as the perfect way to easily hook up a keyboard to an Arduino.

An Arduino Leonardo is pressed into service for this hack. With its USB HID capabilities, it’s perfectly suited for custom keyboard builds.

The keyboard — which would be an instant hit at pretty much any party — is made of 40 beer cans connected to an Arduino-powered touch controller attached to a Raspberry Pi that controlled the ...

Taliyah Huang's Mouseky keyboard can also replicate most of the MacBook's trackpad's functionality.

You'll also need the following parts to build the keyboard: Arduino pro micro; 13 LEDs from a ws2812 led strip (60led/m), 15 6×6 tact switches and 34g PLA filament. The sum total of parts for the ...