Dr. August Dvorak served his country in three wars. In 1945, he invented a typewriter keyboard letter arrangement for the left hand that enabled a combat wounded single-handed veteran to write efficiently. The inventor also created a right-hand keyboard layout that is fundamentally similar.

My single-hand keyboard designs have optimized monolithic character key arrays. The linear angled key columns are aligned with the natural biomechanical angle of a single-hand operator. The left-hand layout is a mirrored image version of the right-hand layout.

Both right-hand and left-hand variants use Dvorak’s right-hand letter arrangement.

The strongside “Shift” key is relocated to the near end of the top alpha row. Reaches for that “Shift” key using the extended outer fingers are comfortable... less stressful than reaching for a that key under the hand with curled fingers.

Ronald Earl Walker - Inventor/Maker

If you are reading this, you are qualified to build up a mechanical keyboard PCB. To enclose the PCB, I have designed a sturdy utilitarian 3D printed case.

All the information needed to build this keyboard is placed in the public domain. For complete instructions visit my website: https://quixotickeyboards.com