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Turin is the hometown of Arduino. I have been at the [fablab](http://fablabtorino.org/) multiple times but I am more of a software guy.
I had to come all the way to America to get my hands on a simple Arduino Uno.
For 60$ I bought a cheap (but still good!) mechanical keyboard by Qisan, a clone of the Arduino Uno and a USB host shield.
Given that is 3 years since I have been using a dvorak layout and it's a pain to change layout on every machine that you have to use.

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<content type="html">&lt;p&gt;Turin is the hometown of Arduino. I have been at the &lt;a href=&quot;http://fablabtorino.org/&quot;&gt;fablab&lt;/a&gt; multiple times but I am more of a software guy.
I had to come all the way to America to get my hands on a simple Arduino Uno.
For 60$ I bought a cheap (but still good!) mechanical keyboard by Qisan, a clone of the Arduino Uno and a USB host shield.&lt;/p&gt;
<content type="html">&lt;p&gt;Turin is the hometown of Arduino. I have been at the &lt;a href=&quot;http://fablabtorino.org/&quot;&gt;fablab&lt;/a&gt; multiple times but I am more of a software guy.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;I had to come all the way to America to get my hands on a simple Arduino Uno.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;For 60$ I bought a cheap (but still good!) mechanical keyboard by Qisan, a clone of the Arduino Uno and a USB host shield.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Given that is 3 years since I have been using a dvorak layout and it&amp;#39;s a pain to change layout on every machine that you have to use.
You can imagine that given this three pieces of hardware together I put together an hardware key mapper for the keyboard.&lt;/p&gt;

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<span class="post-date">05 Jul 2016</span>
<p>Turin is the hometown of Arduino. I have been at the <a href="http://fablabtorino.org/">fablab</a> multiple times but I am more of a software guy.
I had to come all the way to America to get my hands on a simple Arduino Uno.
For 60$ I bought a cheap (but still good!) mechanical keyboard by Qisan, a clone of the Arduino Uno and a USB host shield.</p>
<p>Turin is the hometown of Arduino. I have been at the <a href="http://fablabtorino.org/">fablab</a> multiple times but I am more of a software guy.</p>
<p>I had to come all the way to America to get my hands on a simple Arduino Uno.</p>
<p>For 60$ I bought a cheap (but still good!) mechanical keyboard by Qisan, a clone of the Arduino Uno and a USB host shield.</p>
<p>Given that is 3 years since I have been using a dvorak layout and it&#39;s a pain to change layout on every machine that you have to use.
You can imagine that given this three pieces of hardware together I put together an hardware key mapper for the keyboard.</p>

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<h1 class="post-title">Arduino Uno as HID keyboard</h1>
<span class="post-date">05 Jul 2016</span>
<p>Turin is the hometown of Arduino. I have been at the <a href="http://fablabtorino.org/">fablab</a> multiple times but I am more of a software guy.
I had to come all the way to America to get my hands on a simple Arduino Uno.
For 60$ I bought a cheap (but still good!) mechanical keyboard by Qisan, a clone of the Arduino Uno and a USB host shield.</p>
<p>Turin is the hometown of Arduino. I have been at the <a href="http://fablabtorino.org/">fablab</a> multiple times but I am more of a software guy.</p>
<p>I had to come all the way to America to get my hands on a simple Arduino Uno.</p>
<p>For 60$ I bought a cheap (but still good!) mechanical keyboard by Qisan, a clone of the Arduino Uno and a USB host shield.</p>
<p>Given that is 3 years since I have been using a dvorak layout and it&#39;s a pain to change layout on every machine that you have to use.
You can imagine that given this three pieces of hardware together I put together an hardware key mapper for the keyboard.</p>