183 wpm typing test stenography

The Uni Kickstarter campaign

Monkey type 50 word test.

[StenoKeyboards]

Explanation of how it works and Kickstarter campaign here:

[ARSZLB]

once dated a girl who was a courtroom stenographer and she not only showed me in great depth how it worked, but i wanted to give her a fun challenge since she seemed to be so proficient at it…turned on an episode of Bob’s Burgers and she literally CAPTIONED THE ENTIRE EPISODE IN REAL TIME. absolutely blew my mind 🤯

[乂]

I thought courtrooms just hired really fast typers. I had no idea they had an entirely different "keyboard"

[tokaku]

The comments are giving me a headache. The world's fastest stenographer chords at 360wpm, and I doubt that's on a 10 word test either. Sure, this video may not be as fast as some qwerty typists, but also note that due to how stenography works, steno would write slower on a garbled word test like this compared to actual dictation or sentences. And also, stenographers are meant to maintain 200+wpm for HOURS on end. That's just unachievable and horrible for a qwerty typist.

[felixfong]

I can’t believe there are people who type faster than this on a QWERTY keyboard

[raulgalets]

man, having clear fingers really improves your typing speed

[VELVETPERSON]

Usually, when the hands become transparent, it means that your child has moved into the past in time and his mother has fallen in love with him. Be careful!

[dfab]

I'd imagine this would take a crazy amount of time to learn, big ups!

[Chitus]

As someone who had a high qwerty wpm at peak and has now settled down a bit, I fully recognise that this is great. These are made for human speech or sentence for HOURS at a time. A consistent speed comparable to talking for multiple hours.

[Blissfuleagle]

This guy types peacefully while I'm smashing this keyboard with both hands running across it and making intermittent typos mid sentence

[GingerDrums]

Maintaining 99% accuracy is the real difference to QWERTY. Achieving these speeds with congitive headroom is what separates stenos from typists, as people's lives are at stake in court.

[ivanpineslol]

this is as hard as learning every combos in mortal kombat

[blankblankpog]

183 WPM on Steno : Cold, calm and collected.

183 WPN on QWERTY : Ultra Instict

[tzze]

I am a typist who can do this fast on qwerty somewhat consistently, but as the amount of time goes on the difference between the two methods really shows (being able to keep up the speed and with incredible accuracy). Not sure if I'll ever get into typing with this method but it is really cool to see.

[HYo]

Basically steno is the speed hack for the world of typing

[notcooldudette]

Every stenographer must keep typing or else their hands vanish

[lovexdevour]

My brain hurts from discovering that these kind of keyboard exists

[II-pepv]

when youre so good at typing you unlock the transparent hand skin

[AveryChow]

my guy be giving the keyboard a gentle massage and going 183 wpm bruh

[thenumnums]

Awesome. I've been learning steno for just over a year now and just got to 120 average wpm! Stenography is super fun!