The Leonardo is a key element because it is one of the Arduinos that can impersonate a USB keyboard (or mouse) easily. The Due, Zero, and Micro can also do the trick using the Arduino library.

He programs the Arduino bootloader into the chip, and then he’s using the Arduino Leonardo keyboard libraries. Bam! Check out the video below.

The PCB is connected to the Arduino through a ribbon cable. I used an Arduino Leonardo, which can function as a USB input device. I created the PCB design with the EasyEDA web application.

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