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Canadian student Ji-Hong Wu patents an air piano that turns gestures into music

Times of India - Science ·
Canadian student Ji-Hong Wu patents an air piano that turns gestures into music

Ji-Hong Wu, a resourceful student from Holy Trinity Catholic High School, has pioneered a virtual air piano that translates hand gestures into music.

Self-taught in coding and motion recognition, he achieved commendable success by securing third place at a robotics competition.

Rather than hiring legal help, he confidently prepared his own patent application and collaborated with examiners, resulting in a Canadian patent, while his US application awaits approval.

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