Everyday office input
For common input tasks, we discuss where AI capabilities enter the workflow and how they provide feedback.
AI Keyboard
AI interaction, within reach.
Connecting everyday input with AI applications. Dedicated keys, a knob, a screen, and dual sliders form a complete desktop console.
More than typing.
Another layer of control.
A silver-gray body with light gray keycaps, and red and blue controls that mark separate zones. Frequently used controls sit within reach of both hands.
- Dedicated knob and shortcut keys
- Side-mounted screen and dual sliders
- Compact desktop layout
Use cases
Dedicated business workstations
For work with fixed steps, the input device and business software can be designed to work together as needed.
AI application shortcuts
For well-defined AI application tasks, we can explore the interaction path from keyboard trigger to app processing to returned results.
Development scope
Specific development work is defined by project requirements.
Input device design
Hardware and embedded firmware are planned around the target interaction flow, defining what the device itself needs to handle.
AI feature access
Trigger methods and result feedback are discussed for specific tasks, so AI capabilities and input actions connect coherently.
App connectivity
APIs and state coordination between the device and its companion app or cloud services are planned according to product scope.
