HTWK Private Key Infrastructure Keyholder (graduation gift)

A keyholder, intended as a gift from the University of Applied Sciences Leipzig (HTWK) for its graduation ceremony, referencing the computer science concept of a Private Key Infrastructure (PKI). It includes a HTWK front plate and three different backplates (honeycomb, PKI, plain), plus a shopping cart chip and a keyring holder.

Refer to this document for assembly instructions: https://gamma.app/docs/PKI-Bauanleitung-ht2z372h3q0a5rr?mode=doc

Hardware needed for assembly:

• Paracord
• Carabiner
• 2 M3 lock nuts
• 2 M3 screws (short, medium, long), depending on the number of keys
• 2.5mm hex key

Developed by Philipp Dockhorn, Markus Georg, Roy Meissner, and Nadine Hahm, commissioned by the Faculty for Digital Transformation (FDIT) at HTWK Leipzig.

Inspired by the above key holder, but newly designed and adapted with different shapes and more options.

The shopping cart chip is part of the gift package and was not altered.