Ayman Helweh
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We often hear about musicians writing a chart topping song on the bus, or while watching the sun set on the beach. Designer Petr Hampl came up with a concept design that will help musicians catch that inspiration anywhere with the tap of their fingers, literally. The heart of the concept design is a glove with friction-sensitive sensors on its fingertips. A recorder on the back of the glove takes this input, sends it wirelessly (probably via Bluetooth) to your headset and saves it for later editing of the new masterpiece. I love this new direction of designs that let you do things with your fingers. Check out more below.  The point is in friction between surfaces and sensors. Different types of surfaces enable to make sounds and to create a rhythm by tapping. The recorder attached to the glove runs a software which records sounds in preset modes and plays them via wireless headphones in real time
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