Google Japan has unveiled Gboard CAPS, a wearable keyboard keycap that actually works. To start using the cap, simply place it on your head and start rotating from side to side. The movement acts as a keystroke, which can be confirmed on your smartphone after reaching the desired character.
When not in use, it simply functions as a standard hat. Google Japan even designed expansion modules, including a mesh module that prevents it from losing its shape, as well as a caps lock module sporting a convenient chin strap that prevents it from falling off your head. Best of all, you can make your own Gboard CAPS at home. More information here.
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Up until now, we have continued our development by focusing on the ‘keys’ part of the ‘keyboard,’ but this time we have developed a device based on the ‘bow’ part of the ‘keyboard.’ We would like to continue using our brains in research and development to create a more comfortable input method. Thank you for your continued support this year,” said the team.
