Google Japan has unveiled a curious new product: the Gboard conveyor-belt keyboard, which features keys on four conveyor belts designed to revolutionize one-handed typing.

Google wants you to type on a conveyor belt with its latest Gboard creation that you can actually build yourself.

Most keyboards expect your fingers to travel to the keys. Google's newest one sends the keys to you instead.

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Google Japan has developed another curious keyboard concept that mounts the keys on four conveyor belts, meaning hands barely need to move to type on this keyboard. Typing without errors, however, is ...