Japan is a country known worldwide for its expertise in technology. Their creations have already revolutionized the world several times, as they created items such as the DVD, the notebook and the 3D printer. As a result, the country has become a reference in terms of innovation and technology. The new endeavor of the Japanese has been appearing in the market on the part of the Google Japan, which will launch a new keyboard to the world, which promises to be faster and more practical to use.
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This past weekend, the announcement of such a revolutionary product took place, the gboard bar, a keyboard that has all its keys lined up. The main objective of the creation is to make the user find the key faster and without having to look in several different directions, and sometimes at the same time. This allows people to optimize their time and complete their tasks more quickly.
The inspiration for this product came from analyzing the word keyboard in Japanese, キーボード (kii-bou-do). The Gboard Bar keys are all in a straight line, with a new design, which is Google Japan's commitment to improving the use of keyboards. This way, you can visualize and find the key you need by swiping your eye in just one direction.
The new product also brings other benefits related to health and ergonomics, which allow the user to stretch their arms and legs naturally when typing. The keyboard is versatile, and you can either use it as a trekking pole or even as a ruler for measuring. It is easy to clean, which also ensures more practicality in everyday life. So far, Google only has plans for this recently released version, but there is the possibility of creating a version with emojis and a model specially made for gamers with LEDs.
You must be asking yourself, "like this?", and if by now you still don't understand, it's because this is all a big joke made by Google Japan. They have no plans to mass-produce this type of keyboard or offer it for sale. However, they have a Github page set up, where all the files with the data for this project are attached for those who want to build their own keyboard.
Although it looks different and fun, the process can be quite long. And if you don't want to go to all that trouble, there's an app called “Gboard” that can be downloaded on both iOS and Android, which offers features to improve and facilitate your typing in new ways.
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