A modified version of Urchin, originally designed by duckyb. Features 34-key wireless split keyboard Designed for wireless usages – evolving from the popular Sweep keyboard On board battery connectors and power switches Using power saving components With Kailh Choc v1 hotswap sockets – hotswappable low profile key switches The Wireless Urchin DIY keyboard kit includes A set of PCB 2 * nice!nano v2 controllers 4 * MCU 12p sockets & pins 2 * Displays 5p sockets & pins 34 * Diodes 2 * Reset buttons 2 * Power switches 2 * JST battery sockets and connectors (optional) 2 * Sharp Memory-in-Pixel displays Important You will need soldering tools to build this keyboard. Batteries are not included in the kit. Finishing Product Showcase This is a DIY kit. You will need to solder and assemble the components to the PCB. License: https://github.com/duckyb/urchin