Open source mini programmable keypad with a rotary encoder
ANAVI Knob 1 is a mini mechanical keyboard with a clickable rotary encoder, USB-C and Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller. It is a tiny input device with a single rotary encoder with a clickable switch and a RGB LED. You can turn it left, you can turn it right, and you can click it. It is fully programmable and there is an I²C slot you can use to add peripherals, for example a mini OLED display.
ANAVI Knob 1 has been designed with the cross platform and open source electronics design automation suite KiCad.
ANAVI Knob 1, ANAVI Knobs 3 and ANAVI Macro Pad 10 were brought to market through a crowdfunding campaign at Crowd Supply. For more details please visit https://anavi.technology/
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