This is my first time posting about anything like this, or having an interest in this. Please bear with me.
The Problem: I have tons of tedious keystroke tasks that I do on a computer.
The Equivalant of: I use macros for tedious tasks within windows Macro Magic, Autoit, etc.
Within DOS you would use a batch file to execute a bunch of instructions or commands.
I want to run a macro from outside of the box.
I would like to build a module that fits on top of a standard 110 key keyboard. And the robotics to accompany this, Program this module with different programs to run an assortment of instructions.
Questions:
Does this allready exist?
What materials could you recommend for the module sitting on top of the keyboard? springs? rubber? metal?
I guess my #1 concern is - Since I dont know why I cant find this, what at all or how much of this concept has already been created. No need in reinventing the wheel.
I am sort of impatient (in a good way)- it drives me to create. When I dont see the invention I want, I make it.
Thanks,
Rob
Jax FL
The Problem: I have tons of tedious keystroke tasks that I do on a computer.
The Equivalant of: I use macros for tedious tasks within windows Macro Magic, Autoit, etc.
Within DOS you would use a batch file to execute a bunch of instructions or commands.
I want to run a macro from outside of the box.
I would like to build a module that fits on top of a standard 110 key keyboard. And the robotics to accompany this, Program this module with different programs to run an assortment of instructions.
Questions:
Does this allready exist?
What materials could you recommend for the module sitting on top of the keyboard? springs? rubber? metal?
I guess my #1 concern is - Since I dont know why I cant find this, what at all or how much of this concept has already been created. No need in reinventing the wheel.
I am sort of impatient (in a good way)- it drives me to create. When I dont see the invention I want, I make it.
Thanks,
Rob
Jax FL