Curved keyboard parts of ergonomic

The ergonomic mechanical keyboard, featuring a curved design, deviates from the conventional linear key layout. Instead, it arranges the keys in accordance with the natural orientation of both wrists. This arrangement not only conforms to our innate habits but also reduces the stress and strain on the wrists during prolonged typing sessions, thus minimizing muscular fatigue. Additionally, the keyboard’s back surface boasts a matte finish, offering a remarkably comfortable tactile sensation. Its four edges are designed with sloping angles, lending it a distinct and three-dimensional appearance.
 

Light Guide Pillar

A device designed to transmit light from a light source to a specific point at a predetermined distance with minimal loss. The transmission of light within the light guide pillar is achieved through total internal reflection. It is typically constructed using materials such as acrylic resin, polycarbonate, epoxy resin, and glass.
 

New-Style Optical Axis Keyboard Components

Some gaming laptops opt for the use of cutting-edge optical axis keyboards, characterized by a new type of mechanical switch known as the optical axis. One of its key advantages is its highly adjustable key trigger distance.

Flat Island-Style Keyboard Components

The flat island-style keyboard is currently the most prevalent keyboard type in notebook computers, particularly in ultrabooks and ultra-thin laptops that prioritize sleekness and portability.

Curved Island-Style Keyboard Components

Island-style keyboards can be further classified into two types: flat island-style and curved island-style keyboards. The curved island-style keyboard enhances the keyboard design by offering increased surface area for each key.