Engadget on SoftStep KeyWorx by Terrence O’Brien!
By Terrence O'Brien, EngadgetEngadget on SoftStep KeyWorx by Terrence O’Brien!

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SoftStep KeyWorx controls your PC with your feet, turns browsing into DDR (video)

By Terrence O'Brien posted Jun 22nd 2011 2:39AM

Engadget on SoftStep KeyWorx by Terrence O’Brien!

The SoftStep KeyWorx is primarily being sold by music shops and, while the PC pedal board certainly has a number of uses when it comes to music production, Keith McMillen Instruments has grander visions -- like aiding amputees and RSI sufferers. The 10 pressure-sensitive buttons and directional pad can be used to control almost any function on a computer, and it can store up to 100 customized commands for everything from launching apps, to strafing opponents while getting your deathmatch on. The foot control peripheral is available now for $290 and you'll find both a demo video and some PR after the break. Now, someone get Rick Allen one so we can challenge him to a round of Call of Duty.

 

 

 

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