Yes, it’s still happening!
We showed a working sample of it at Computex last month. We developed new low-profile ALPS switches for it, which is why it took so long. Low profile switches with full travel were an extremely difficult technical challenge.
I’ll post an update when it’s ready to ship, but it is still happening.
Thanks for your question.
You really needed (and still need) to constrain yourself with a deadline if not other things. You have let "perfect" become the enemy of the "really good." 10+ years is a ridiculous amount of time to spend designing a new keyboard and switches from scratch, no matter how good, and regardless of the adversity and challenges you and the world have faced. You could have released intermediate products over time and iterated over the design. I appreciate that you refunded my money a few years ago.
This might be worth a listen:
https://www.npr.org/2026/06/26/nx-s1-5872785/general-magic-sony-magiclink-constraints