I think part of the reason that I'm still cautious with #Tetrinsic [gd0041] -- even though I've got a potentially wearable form factor concept now -- is because a solution has not been computed for Tetent Tiny and #Tetent TestCut [gd0139] is ergonomicly inflexible. What I mean by that is that it seems to ergonomically work, but only under ideal conditions. It doesn't work all that well if the table is too tall / short / doesn't exist, if I'm standing, etc. Basically, it's quite rigid for an input device that is supposed to increase working flexibility. I'm also wondering if I'd need a 26650 battery inside regardless as a USB port may not provide enough power for 10 (small) BLDC motors.

The good news is that the focus on being able to slide #Tetent TimerSpy [gd0136] into a pocket could also help out for Tiny, even if the name should've been changed ages ago (since it won't be all that small at all).