The Redox is a keyboard project designed with ergonomics in mind. It uses Cherry MX style mechanical switches laid out in a 7x5 columnar stagger layout with components that can easily be sourced.

The design was heavily inspired by the Ergodox keyboard, and its main goal is to reduce the size without sacrificing too many keys, hence the name Reduced Ergodox.

As an Ergodox user I couldn't ignore the few flaws of the original design and in a moment of arrogance I tried to fix them, thus the Redox features:

• Easier to reach thumb cluster.
• Additional easy-to-reach rotated 1.25u thumb key.
• Reduced size.
• Reduced costs (the Redox uses Arduino Pro Micro instead of the Teensy 2.0).
• Either half can be plugged in to the PC since each half can act as the master.
• Either half can work as a standalone keyboard to be used as a macropad/gaming keyboard.
• RGB backlighting support.
• 3D-printer friendly case.
• Wireless
• VIA compatible (thanks to Harshit Goel)

More info at: https://github.com/mattdibi/redox-keyboard

These Gerbers refer to the receiver only. To make a working keyboard you need also two Redox Transmitters PCBs. Please refer to the documentation for more informations.