Mobile Music Touch Georgia Tech

Researchers at Georgia Tech and Atlanta's Shepherd Center have created a wireless, musical glove that may improve sensation and motor skills for people with spinal cord injuries (SCI). The gadget, Mobile Music Touch, was successfully used by individuals with tetraplegia who suffered their injury more than year before the study, a time frame when most rehab patients see very little improvement for the remainder of their lives.

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[jmaynard84]

But where do we buy one?

[brainsareus]

step by step i guess,it's mainly for spinal cord injury rehab,anyway.

[bing ye]

what about complicated music? How is it gonna work?

[Steven Cravis]

I wish I could get one of my composition donated to the programming of this glove.

[dida357]

Where was this when I had music in school?

[unbreakable149]

thumps up if u were singing "freude schöner götterfunken......" while she was playing ;)

[lceus]

Why do I always have the feeling that scientific advancement is actually just an excuse for new porn articles. I hope this becomes available for consumers since learning to play this way seems fun, intuitive and can be used for gaming.

[signboyy]

for piano players too lazy to fully extend their fingers