#TechForGood, CNN’s Kristie Lu Stout speaks with Kyungho Jeon & Vahakn Matossian. Jeon co-created the #haptic #baton, a wearable device that converts movements into vibrations – allowing him to be led by a conductor and perform with an ensemble. Watch the Film
The future-focused Design Company Design Partners have featured Human Instruments in their latest report exploring the limits in musical instrument design, studying why people continue to develop new tools and devices for music creation. Featuring Tim Palm, John Kelly, Yuri Suzuki, Wintergatan and Ulfur Hansson...
Read the report and Watch the Webinar
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Stravinsky's Soldiers tale....
Musicians with and without visual impairments and dancers with and without hearing impairments are preparing The Soldier's Tale by Stravinsky using Haptic Baton / BUZZBEAT for the first time ever with dancers and players simultaneously...
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In Seoul Korea on Friday 22 January 2021, fourteen orchestra players both visually impaired and sighted took to the (covid safe) stage playing a special repertoire with our Accessible Music Technology the Haptic Baton led by acclaimed and boundary pushing conductor Sol Chin.
The Haptic Baton
Watch the BBC Stories documentary on our newest project with The Paraorchestra and Friends and Korean marimba virtuouso Kyungho Jeon.
Also available in Korean | 한국에서도 사용 가능
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