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ZMK Firmware is an open source (MIT) keyboard firmware built on the Zephyr™ Project Real Time Operating System (RTOS). ZMK's goal is to provide a modern and powerful firmware that is designed for power-efficiency, flexibility, and broad hardware support. ZMK is capable of being used for both wired and wireless input devices.

Features

Below table lists major features/capabilities currently supported in ZMK, as well as ones that are currently under development and not planned.

Legend:	✅ Supported	🚧 Under Development	❌ Not Planned

Hardware	Support
Wireless Split Keyboards	✅
Wired Split Keyboards	🚧
Low Active Power Usage	✅
Encoders	✅
LED-based Lighting	✅
Displays	🚧
Pointing Devices	✅
Multitouch Touchpads (PTP)	🚧
Low Power Sleep States	✅
Low Power Mode (VCC Shutoff) for Peripherals	✅
Improved Power Handling for Multiple Peripherals	🚧
Battery Level Reporting	✅
Support for a Wide Range of 32-bit Microcontrollers	✅
Support for AVR/8-bit Chips	❌

Connectivity	Support
Low-Latency BLE Support	✅
Multi-Device BLE Connectivity	✅
USB Connectivity	✅

Keymap Features	Support
User Configuration Repositories	✅
Keymaps and Layers	✅
Wide Range of Keycodes	✅
Flexible Behavior System	✅
Hold-Taps (including Mod-Tap and Layer-Tap)	✅
Tap-Dances	✅
Sticky (One Shot) Keys	✅
Combos	✅
Macros	✅
Mouse Keys	✅
Realtime Keymap Updating	🚧

Code of Conduct

Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.

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