It seems as though NuPhy is following in the footsteps of Keychron with its latest launch, which is a new GitHub repository, called NuPhyLab, that will host a collection of 3D models and engineering documentation for some of the brand's keyboard accessories and mods. NuPhy is starting small, initially publishing a batch of wrist wrests for its Air HE series, Field75, Gem80, Halo series, Kick75, Node Series, Nos75, and WH80 keyboards, as well as accessories for the Kick75 and Node series keyboards. Node75 accessories include several display stands, a charging stand, decorative accessories, pen holders, storage boxes, a themed keycap display base. For the Kick75, there are high- and low-profile knobs, a magnetic cover, a phone stand, keyboard trim pieces, and the keyboard's switch plate.

We wanted to create a place where we can share more resources with the community and give you guys more room to build, mod, and experiment with NuPhy stuff.

We'll be uploading official 3D model files and six-view drawings for our wrist rests, so if you're into 3D printing or modding, feel free to download them, print them, or modify them for your own projects.

NuPhy says that it will be publishing other open-source projects in the same repository in the future, turning the repository into a source for both hardware and software projects.

We're also working on some fun open-source software projects that we'll be sharing on GitHub in the future!
So definitely keep an eye on NuPhyLab—this won't just be a place for 3D files.

NuPhy is clear in the announcement and on the GitHub page that the projects published there are not allowed to be used for commercial purposes, and any derivatives need to credit the original design and link back to the GitHub.