Let’s review the possibilities of this Virtual Guitar Experiment with Manus VR Prime One Haptic gloves. THE Why Picking and placing the object in Virtual reality Environment being the primary and most common use for these gloves. I sought out to find another use case for this amazing technology. Challenged with finding a for , after several Brainstorming sections and many weird ideas later. We were all immediately intrigued by the idea of Non-VR Application Manus Prime One Haptic gloves creating music with our bare hands. THE Input The gloves provided us with and the for each finger and thumb. Gyroscope data bending value THE Aim: Turning Hands into Instrument To empower everyone to create music. Making each chord easy to remember and perform. Lower down the steep learning curve of a regular Guitar. Make it fun and engaging. THE How For a beginner making a is tough and painful, and even harder to remember. We saw an opportunity and made that process as simple as . chord bending a finger A combination of the bent fingers on your left hand represents a chord. Using the gyroscope data from the gloves, we made it so if you your , you could just like you do on a regular guitar but now you can do the same in . pinch index finger and thumb strum mid-air THE Result Don't just see it, Hear it! THE Limitations To accurately completely isn’t easy, the , the number of crazy tricks and one can gain over the real thing isn’t comparable. replicating a Guitar tactile feedback mastery But not everyone is a master, the idea isn’t to make the replica but to make a tool that us with of . empowers fun, surprising and creative ways generating music THE Possibilities In the near future, I wouldn’t be too surprised to see a full-on band giving a using one of these Haptic gloves as a supportive tool. live performance This experiment fairly proves the of using Haptic gloves technology in fields that can go beyond picking and placing a virtual object in Virtual Environment. potential Non-VR
