Google Japan shows off conveyor-belt keyboard with keys that move to fingers

Google Japan has unveiled a unique keyboard design that features a conveyor-belt system with keys that move to the user's fingers, aiming to make one-handed typing easier. The keyboard has four belts, each with 29 keys, and is 3D printable. The design is based on the Gboard, a keyboard designed for one-handed typing. The conveyor-belt system allows the keys to move to the user's fingers, reducing hand movement and improving typing speed. The design is still in its conceptual phase and has not been released to the public yet.