How to Interpret this Panic report

Most likely a hardware problem.

Take it to an Apple Store or Authorized repair center for evaluation.

If you have external devices connected (excluding printer, mouse, keyboard), disconnect them and see if the panics stop. If they do, then it is the external hardware.

You can try resetting NVRAM. That might fix an extremely rare cause of kernel panics.

A Page Fault is memory related, so you could try running Apple Diagnostics to check the RAM, but it may be some other memory-related component.

Not certain it is the RAM. A Page Fault is memory related, but not necessarily the RAM. Any RAM test is not conclusive unless it finds a fault. They can't test every part of it. But, I would not suspect the RAM if it passed.

Does the keyboard use any software to make it work? The panic log didn't indicate it does (or at least it wasn't loaded at the time of the panic).

If there is some weird problem with the drive, you can try running First Aid on the drive while booted in Recovery. Not likely to help, but something to try.

You can try to erase the drive completely and reinstall the OS. Again, not likely to fix anything but maybe worth a try. Make sure you have at least one good backup that you can restore from.

I would erase and reinstall the OS. When the Startup Assistant runs, don't migrate anything and create a new user account that is not the same as any other. That will make it easy to Migrate, later, from your backup.