ErgoWarp VS yggdrasil

A Dactyl handles some of the press angle, and splay is the term to describe pinky (and other fingers) outward motion angles on the horizontal plane. I have yet to see a keyboard implement both besides the really interesting ErgoWarp. https://github.com/pseudoku/ErgoWarp/blob/master/Photo/Proto6.jpg

The ErgoWarp has an arch in the x-direction.

I am intrigued by the thoughtfulness behind https://github.com/pseudoku/ErgoWarp. Like, enough that I'm tempted to build one. But it looks like a PITA to build, and even more so to get used to, and project looks dead... Has anyone tried one and would you share your experience?

The ErgoWarp has finger joint lengths as parameters. But it seems to me to be numerically fragile, and even after being based on hand measurements and some kind of fancy interpolation, it still has a section for tweaks. That means the fancy math isn't quite good enough to directly generate a perfect keyboard!

The ErgoWarp has a slight negative horizontal curvature. It's also the only one I've seen where you shave down your keyswitches and keycaps so you can fit more. I want to explore that.

This diagram would place the ErgoWrap on the seabed.

ErgoWarp

https://github.com/pseudoku/ErgoWarp probably, but this project looks to be dead.

Ergowarp, adjusted to my hands

I'm somewhere at the bottom of level five checking to see if I have enough oxygen to make it to level six. Typing this on an LA_NC and looking at building a 5 column Klor or Yggdrasil (links are to their respective githubs, because credit where it's due).

And the link to the github repo ( and keymap that is still not finished )

36 key, custom made by me to fit my hands which I dubbed "Yggdrasil". You can find a build guide and some more info in my github ( and keymap that is still not finished )

Here is a link for my keyboard repo, and you can find my fork for qmk in my profile too.