After 150 years, we should finally redesign the computer keyboard
I worked a lot in human-computer-interaction a couple of decades ago, and people always try to make a better keyboard, and outside of niche uses, they have failed, except for small, incremental tweaks. In fact, it is an example I often use of how, most often, when people try to reinvent something, they instead end up learning why the existing thing is so great. I know I&#x27;ve done it multiple times with various technologies. It&#x27;s a great learning experience, but my money is betting on the keyboard staying the keyboard :)