IT之家 10 月 1 日消息，谷歌 Gboard 日本团队今天发布了一年一度的“整活”机型，今年的创意是一款可以自己动起来的键盘。
据官方介绍，传统电脑键盘需要双手使用。如果使用者尝试单手或只用一根手指打字时，就需要大幅度移动手臂或手掌。
Gboard 日本团队脑筋一动，冒出了新想法：既然这样，笔者让键盘动起来不就好了吗！使用者输入文字时，不再需要移动手臂。
IT之家了解到，谷歌的这款机型名为“Gboard 旋转版”，它将键盘的所有按键排列在传送带。当传送带旋转起来时，你不再需要移动手臂或手指去按按键，而是等按键经过眼前时按下。每条传送带上都配有 29 个按键，可以直接输入大小写字母，操作方法“格外直观”。
使用这款键盘后，使用者将可以单手输入所有字符。你甚至可以一边喝茶一边码字，也可以同时操作鼠标。如果双键齐下，工作效率说不定还能翻倍呢。
另外，该机型当下没有发售计划，但谷歌已经将外观图开源。官方正在考虑推出更多配色版本，或者兼容更多字符的长尺寸版本。
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IT之家, October 1 — Google's Gboard Japan team has released its annual "creative experiment" model, a keyboard that moves on its own.
According to the official description, traditional computer keyboards require two hands. When users try to type with one hand or a single finger, they have to move their arm or palm significantly.
The Gboard Japan team came up with a new idea: "What if the keyboard moves instead of the user?" This way, users don't need to move their arms while typing — the keys come to them.
This model, called "Gboard Carousel," arranges all the keys on rotating conveyor belts. As the belts spin, you don't have to reach for keys — you just press them as they pass by. Each belt has 29 keys, allowing direct input of uppercase and lowercase letters, making the operation "extraordinarily intuitive."
With this keyboard, users can type all characters with one hand. You can even drink tea while typing or use a mouse simultaneously. And if you use both hands, your productivity might even double!
There are no immediate plans to sell this model, but Google has open-sourced the design. The team is considering more color options and longer versions that support additional characters.