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Mike Knuepfel's Keyboard Frequency Sculpture

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Mon, Jul 11th, 2011 20:00 by capnasty NEWS

If you've ever wondered which key on your keyboard gets the most use, the Keyboard Frequency Scultpure, created by NYU design student Mike Knuepfel, should give you the answer: it visualises in 3D the frequency with which keys are used on a computer keyboard. The sculpture was created using a 3D printer.

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