Google Japan unveils Gboard Kurukuru, a keyboard whose keys flow to your fingertips
jon_barron · x · 2026-10-01
Google Japan is back with its annual absurd keyboard project: the 'Gboard Kurukuru Version,' a keyboard where the keys literally flow toward your fingertips instead of staying fixed. The team jokes that after the long holiday, fingers shouldn't have to reach for keys—keys should come to you. The full version video is in the replies, continuing the tradition of elaborate, tongue-in-cheek concept hardware.
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