Compact Mechanical Keyboards: ANAVI Macro Pad 12 and ANAVI Arrows

Unleash your typing potential with our compact, fully programmable, open source mechanical keyboards with hot-swappable sockets: ANAVI Macro Pad 12 and ANAVI Arrows. Both macro pads are powered by the Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller at the heart of the Seeed XIAO RP2040, which provides support for USB Type-C. No soldering required! Each kit includes a mini yellow-blue OLED display for the dedicated I2C connector. Out of the box, the keyboards are powered by the open source KMK firmware, written in CircuitPython.
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[@nacs]

This is almost the perfect macro pad -- but it's missing a rotary encoder.

[@LeonAnavi]

Have a look at ANAVI Macro Pad 10: it has 9 keys and a rotary encoder :)

[@Monsieur.Nobody.]

G'day, I am wondering if it can do Speech to Text, and how small can it really get? I saw the XIAO Esp32 being tiny.
I have a project that requires wireless, real-time Speech to Text capabilities, and 4 programmable buttons on it... in the smallest form factor possible... Max one index finger size.
Do you reckon it can be done with Esp32's or am I better off looking somewhere else?
what would you suggest?

[@LeonAnavi]

Yes, if it possible with XIAO modules with ESP32. Check the open source project: github.com/espressif/esp-sr

[@Monsieur.Nobody.]

​@@LeonAnavi Thank you Leon! I will check it out. I am not an electrical engineer... I doubt I'll understand what it going on there but I'd definitely need help with something like that.
Would you be able to help with a project like that?

[@LeonAnavi]

@@Monsieur.Nobody. it theory yes, in practice I am quite busy so sorry to say it but not.