Logitech Craft Accessibility Mod

Persons with limited mobility, limited fine-motor control, or amputees can still perform a variety of tasks on a keyboard with the right mobility aids.  Many jobs do not require the full 104 key assortment on a standard keyboard.  These jobs often rely on a few select keys.  These modifications make these kinds of tasks easier.  There is a 3D print of each key archetype that can be adhered to the existing keys to raise them above their neighbors.  This makes it a lot easier to hit these keys without disturbing the surrounding keys.  Because each archetype is covered, any combination of keys can be altered.

I also angled the keys slightly so that if a legend is added (with stickers) they are more easily read.  

As a bonus, I designed an oversized knob with better side texturing to make adjustments easier to do.  This means no pinching the knob is required.  You could adjust the knob purely with your wrist, as an example.  Or you could mash the knob and turn it with the fleshy part of your palm.  These are all methods observed in my time working with real patients.


The following non-printed parts are suggestions:

Keycap labels
https://www.amazon.com/Fluorescent-Keyboard-Stickers-Commercial-Impaired/dp/B079GFYMNF/ref=sr_1_8?sr=8-8

Removable double-stick foam tape
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CY813H6Y?pd_rd_plhdr=t&hsa_cr_id=0&sr=1-1-5a5562f9-fdfd-4101-9f9d-d76aa9998432&i=aps&aref=UHHsRpqQol&_encoding=UTF8

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