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Strings attached to the keys controlled by your hand held levers press the keys by pulling upwards.
Wikipedia: Marionette
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marionette
[rcarty, Dec 08 2014]
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This is pretty cool. |
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If on a normal keyboard one finger can select among
several different keys (think "right forefinger"), then here
you need several strings from that finger to those keys,
posing a selection problem. The answer may be a variant
of a "chorded" type of keyboard, where there are only 10
keys, and they are activated in combination to select
characters. |
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It's just about the idea. Moving towards idea mechanics instead of reifications of types of mass is probably better. |
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Congrats on your first invention in awhile. |
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These strings, they pull the keys downward from below I hope? |
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