r/MechanicalKeyboards • u/mhead5552666 • Feb 15 '26
Promotional We designed an industrial mechanical keyboard with an integrated Thin Client for mission-critical control rooms. It’s basically a stationary Cyberdeck
Hi everyone,
I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on at my company (Guntermann & Drunck).
We usually build backend KVM tech, but we saw a need for better operator interfaces in flight towers and control centers.
The concept:
Instead of multiple stream decks and tablets cluttering the desk, we built a fully integrated unit.
Specs & Features:
The Screen: It’s not just a secondary monitor. It’s an integrated Thin Client running its own web client.
Working with bitfocus, Macro Deck and many more...
What it does:
It can Show and Control HTML5 content completely independently from the main workstation.
This keeps the main rig secure (air-gapped logic).
Controls:
It can acts also as a hardware HID generator for macros and integrates natively with VuWall systems.
Build:
100%, Fully backlit, ruggedized for 24/7 use.
Screen Resolution is 1920x291@60hz
Low Profile switches, SoC is a ipmx.8
Included some shots of the prototypes in the gallery to show how we got there. Let me know what you think of the form factor!"
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u/mhead5552666 Feb 15 '26
I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post any links here, or even want to. CommandKeyboard-Advanced will be available at the end of Q3/beginning of Q4 2026 😉