In an act of enviable devotion, a fellow named Erik converted a typewriter into a working keyboard because the motion of typing on a real typewriter was easier on her RSI. From his site:
>p>The short how-to is thus: in a regular keyboard, each keypress completes a circuit. There’s a little circuit board in there and I mapped all the connections from one terminal to another. This was then replicated inside the typewriter by wires going from the circuit board to strips of adhesive lamé, which contact their counterparts when a key is pressed.
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