The 'ONE' Light Keyboard Guides Players via Light Cues and Tablet Lessons
Michael Hemsworth — December 21, 2015 — Art & Design
Parents are always on the hunt for products that help to enable children to be more independent while also maintaining an educational experience, so the 'ONE' Light Keyboard is here to help automate the act of learning to play the piano. Instead of requiring a piano teacher, the 'ONE' Light Keyboard works with a tablet in place of sheet music to allow kids and adults alike to choose lessons and music they'd like to partake in. When in teaching mode, the 'ONE' Light Keyboard will light up the keyboard to teach players visually how to play certain arrangements or combinations.
Ideal for children and adults who are accustomed to digital means of teaching, the 'ONE' Light Keyboard is a quick, simple and autonomous way of learning to play the keys.
Ideal for children and adults who are accustomed to digital means of teaching, the 'ONE' Light Keyboard is a quick, simple and autonomous way of learning to play the keys.
Trend Themes
1. Autonomous Learning - The 'ONE' Light Keyboard enables autonomous learning by providing visual cues and tablet lessons.
2. Digital Education - The 'ONE' Light Keyboard taps into the growing trend of digital education by replacing traditional sheet music with tablet-based lessons.
3. Personalized Learning - The 'ONE' Light Keyboard allows users to choose their own lessons and music, promoting personalized learning experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Edtech - The 'ONE' Light Keyboard aligns with the EdTech industry, offering a digital solution for learning to play the piano.
2. Music Education - The 'ONE' Light Keyboard disrupts traditional music education by providing an alternative way to teach and learn piano.
3. Toys and Games - The 'ONE' Light Keyboard offers an innovative and educational toy option that combines music and technology.
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