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(Israel Hayom) Danny Brenner - A unique and ingenious music room at the Grabski Rehabilitation Center in Migdal Haemek allows residents, some of whom are wheelchair-bound and unable to move their arms or legs, to play instruments and create music of their own. Cameras and laser sensors, connected to computers and screens, were installed throughout the room. By "cutting" the laser beam with their hands, or via any other bodily movement captured by the camera, the patients can control sounds and create a computerized melody. 2015-09-11 00:00:00Full Article
Handicapped Can Make Music with Laser Technology
(Israel Hayom) Danny Brenner - A unique and ingenious music room at the Grabski Rehabilitation Center in Migdal Haemek allows residents, some of whom are wheelchair-bound and unable to move their arms or legs, to play instruments and create music of their own. Cameras and laser sensors, connected to computers and screens, were installed throughout the room. By "cutting" the laser beam with their hands, or via any other bodily movement captured by the camera, the patients can control sounds and create a computerized melody. 2015-09-11 00:00:00Full Article
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