So yeah… it’s 2025, and at CES 2025 I stumbled across one of the most futuristic keyboard concepts I’ve ever seen: AutoKeybo. It’s in pre-production, but the idea is wild—this thing is a keyboard that can also become a trackpad, a numpad, and even a mouse setup without you doing that constant “keyboard to mouse to keyboard” shuffle. The whole point is automatic transmission between sections, so you can switch from typing to trackpad to numpad with a smooth motion while keeping your arms basically planted. What really blew my mind is the “dynamic posture” approach. You withdraw your wrist in a slight turn (not a big arm movement), and sensors + AI track what you’re trying to do—no pronation, no deviation, no extension—helping you avoid bad habits before they turn into RSI. And it’s not just a peripheral: AutoKeybo has an onboard Linux computer, mini HDMI for a monitor, internal storage for files, and USB‑C so you can expand with a hub or external SSDs. I also talk about who it’s for—keyboard enthusiasts, video editors like me doing thousands of transfers a day, and especially people dealing with wrist or shoulder issues. Pricing isn’t final, but based on my convo with the founder/CEO, I’m guessing it could land closer to around $699 because of the computer + sensors + AI tech inside.