CSIRO has built a shirt that allows you to play air guitar and actually hear music! Dr Richard Helmer and a team of researchers at CSIRO Textiles and Fibre Technology in Geelong have created a 'wearable instrument shirt' (WIS) that consists of a wearable sensor interface that uses custom software to map gestures with audio samples. The WIS works by recognising and interpreting arm movements - no wires! This technology is adaptable to almost any type of apparel and they have also made air tambourines and an air guiro, a percussion instrument. (GUSH Magazine)
Air Guitar Shirt
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70% Men30% Women
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- Gen Z
- Gen Alpha
- Gen X
- Millennial (primary audience)
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