ABOUT YKASEK

QWERTY: The default

Most people use a keyboard layout known as QWERTY. If you look at your average laptop, this is how its keyboard is arranged.

The main thing QWERTY has going for it is just that: It is ubiquitous.

But was it designed with ergonomics in mind, while seriously considering the possibility that people might spend countless thousands of hours typing during their working lives?

You can make the keyboard you're already using much more comfortable by changing your layout: Rearrange the keys!

If you're currently using a laptop, you don't have to physically move keys around (this might break your laptop). You can do this in software, and it is likely your operating system already supports at least one of the two layouts we’re going to recommend here.

National Patent

Our team was thinking if we could create a keyboard that allows users to freely arrange the keys according to their habits and assign their own functions to each key. At the same time, we also wanted to cater to the gaming community. After three years of effort from our team, our first customizable keyboard was born. We even won first place in a competition, and we also obtained a national patent.

More expectations

There is a total of 88 keys, and each key can be freely arranged according to the user’s habits. Users can also customize the function of each key. Moreover, the response speed is five times faster than a regular keyboard, taking only 2 milliseconds from the moment you press a key to when the computer displays it.There are many more features that our team would like to explore together with you. This is where our story begins…