Review � KMI SoftStep KeyWorx allows you to work on a computer using your feet

It is not an ordinary gadget it is rather unusual device produced by Keith McMillen Instruments (KMI) company.








What you see on the picture is new SoftStep KeyWorx keyboard which represents "foot controller with multitouch support." According to the manufacturer, it is the world's first device of its kind.

With SoftStep KeyWorx user receives a new and faster way to work on the computer. The device is compatible with Mac OS and Windows. According to the manufacturer SoftStep KeyWorx will suit everyone who uses the PC: the players, editors, programmers, clerks, as well as users with disabilities. However, the company's website focuses on other area of application: as a MIDI controller.







The device is sensitive to the location and strength of touch. It connects to USB port, which is used for data transmission and power supply for the new gadget. Ten customizable "keys" can be set up to 100 sets of commands, making it easier for the implementation of common tasks. KeyWrx has a blue backlight so that it can be clearly seen even in a dark room under the table. Cursor control and mouse buttons will help users maintain the same position of the hands on the keyboard. It weighs about a pound SoftStep so that the product is suitable for mobile users.

One positive feature of SoftStep that can be noted with confidence is that this device will help avoid blood congestion in customers legs. Sales SoftStep KeyWorx already started at $ 259 on Amazon.