Portugal's Catarina Mota has created a 12-key synth with note-responsive LEDs from paper, some electronics and open source custom code.

By Paul Ridden December 07, 2021 Printed circuits, ordinary paper and NFC technology combine for a piano keyboard that's played on a smartphone Prelonic View 1 Images ...

Between the two layers, they sandwiched a standard 13.56 MHz NFC chip, compliant with the ISO 14443 standard. The chip includes eight input-output interfaces that are linked to printed switches ...

A student connected paper piano keys to her computer to play music for a school experiment. Footage shows Arada pressing the heart-shaped keys she drew on a white sheet which were connected by ...

A non-Bluetooth version without extra keyboard parts is offered for pledge sof ¥3,000 (or $27), too. Delivery of all models is expected in August of this year.

Lacking the money to buy a piano, 11-year-old Andrew Garrido created his own paper piano to practise on. It got him through his first five grades with distinction. Now aged 21, the pianist and ...

He had a 7/8 keyboard built and installed in his concert grand piano. The distance between eight keys on Donison’s piano was equal to the distance between seven keys on a standard piano.

First, the team takes a plain old sheet of paper with a typical alphabetical keyboard, numeric keypad or even piano keys printed on it and places coats it with a neon-green, omniphobic solution ...

A Dutch “paper engineer” has managed to squeeze all of the functionality of the Nintendo Labo cardboard piano into a pop-up book. The pop-up piano uses a Joy-Con controller to control the ...

One helped a piano student who was suffering carpal tunnel syndrome return to studying. Steinbuhler started building the keyboard as a hobby after seeing one played in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont ...