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EMO Altar II Is a 4.75mm-Thin Mechanical Keyboard With a Detachable Haptic Dial

I know some of the designers behind Electronic Materials Office (EMO) , so I am not particularly surprised to see the company pushing keyboard engineering this far. I have not had the opportunity to type on the new Altar II , so I cannot comment on how it actually feels, but based on the photos and specifications, it is one of the more interesting keyboards I have seen recently. And I have used quite a few keyboards. My current rotation includes a Unicomp Mini-M , a Keychron V1 (+Kailh Box White

21 Sep 2026 3:05 am

Could Your Webcam Help With Dementia and Stroke Rehab? This Startup Thinks So

Dual-task cognitive rehabilitation training scene utilizing EYAS Dual | Image provided by INTHETECH Grocery shopping or putting food away involves more than memory. You need to recognize objects, decide what to do with them, and coordinate your movements. For someone experiencing cognitive difficulties, those familiar routines can become challenging. South Korean company InTheTech is developing EYAS Dual around that connection between thinking and movement. Its platform combines cognitive exerci

20 Sep 2026 7:17 pm