As today's industry becomes increasingly dependent on technology, Tyler Freeman has created the world's first industrial quality wearable musical instrument called DrumPants. Created especially for people who feel the need to play music everywhere and anywhere, the wearable technology incorporates the use of two sensor strips and two foot pedal sensors that are connected to a concealed control box.
The devices can be quickly attached and removed from any item of clothing. It has two velocity sensors for each sensor strip and Velcro to allow the user to put the device anywhere they want. The intention is that you can create your own music, just by tapping on your pants. The device can be connected to headphones or a speaker.
Clothing-Inspired Musical Instruments
DrumPants is a Wearable Instrument You Can Play Anywhere
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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