Scientists have developed a robotic hand exoskeleton that can passively train expert pianists to play faster keystrokes and overcome the ceiling effect in motor skills. Read more in #ScienceRobotics: scim.ag/4htCzKu - ThreadSky

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science.org • 35 days ago

Scientists have developed a robotic hand exoskeleton that can passively train expert pianists to play faster keystrokes and overcome the ceiling effect in motor skills.

Read more in #ScienceRobotics: https://scim.ag/4htCzKu

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timothymark7.bsky.social•33 days ago

oh heck naw cyberbullying just got an upgrade lmao

billga2603.bsky.social•35 days ago

And is learning all the time so that it can displace human pianists in time.

charlie-or-similar.bsky.social•34 days ago

This is merely the Max Power way

thirdzenith.bsky.social•35 days ago

This most definitely sounds like a pressing problem that needed solving! 🙄

d3v1ls7h3r4p157.bsky.social•35 days ago

We're so not gonna make it! ☹️

rcs129.bsky.social•34 days ago

NEXT DEVELOPMENT PLEASE:
common with the replacement spinal cord 🤷 daddy need a new neck & back

karinacoastside.bsky.social•35 days ago

So the robot is playing. Ok

lizc1.bsky.social•33 days ago

Right now there are parents forcing their children to play pieces far beyond their physical ability eg. 10 year olds playing Grade 8 ABRSM (UK music qualification) pieces though their small hands can't stretch enough. These are the people who'd want to buy this robot. That's not ok.

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