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Industrial Design

Ongoing

Agaga Studio

A self-initiated ergonomic keyboard concept for creators. Designed around a split ortholinear layout with rotary encoders across both halves, adjustable tenting, and a pull-motion second row to reduce wrist strain across long working sessions.

Received over 50,000 views, a 99% positive audience score, and around 500 interactions. The community response is actively shaping the next iteration.

Extreme close-up of the keyboard corner where translucent white keycaps meet a cluster of matte black rotary encoder knobs, set against a near-black background. The curved ergonomic geometry and mechanical detail are sharply lit.

Client

Agaga Studio

Category

Industrial Design

Year

Ongoing

Gallery

Two views of a fully assembled black modular ergonomic keyboard. Left: a three-quarter angle showing the curved key layout and side-mounted rotary knobs on a dark green background. Right: two floating views of the same keyboard separated into halves, connected by a cable, on a dark grey background.
Six configurations of the modular keyboard arranged in a grid on a white marble surface, each with a different keycap colour: matte black, translucent smoke, translucent green, red with wrist rest, purple gradient, and blue with white frame.
Left: 3D-printed white prototype parts scattered on technical engineering drawings alongside black mechanical switches and a single gold rotary encoder. Right: overhead view of two keyboard halves laid flat on a dark desk mat, each with a full grid of translucent keycaps and a column of rotary knobs.
Two views of the keyboard's full component set. Left: all individual parts laid flat — carbon fibre plates, aluminium rods, bracket hardware, rotary encoder knobs, and keycaps. Right: an exploded-view render showing the layered assembly from base frame through switch plate, pink mechanical switches, and keycaps.
Exploded view of a modular ergonomic keyboard against a black background. The top half shows the keycap array and frame floating above the separated base plate, revealing the internal structure and switch mounting points.

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