The Paper Piano is a demonstration of that technology, and reminds us of Catarina Mota's Piano Box hack from 2012, but instead of using copper tape, LEDs and an Arduino Mega to run the show, the ...

We love the look of this papercraft piano which [Catarina] built along with some friends at NYC Resistor, a hackerspace in the big apple. It starts off as a cubic black box with a white top. But ju… ...

Building a keyboard isn’t a big project these days. Controller chips and boards are readily available, switches are easy to find, and a 3D printer can do a lot of what used to be the hard par… ...

When developers in Austria created an ultra-thin paper piano with a Near Field Communication (NFC) chip that connects the device to a mobile app, they didn’t plan to sell a product. The technology ...

Engineers at Purdue University have developed a printing process that can turn an ordinary sheet of paper into a Bluetooth-connected, self-powered, wireless, interactive keyboard or keypad. First ...

Chontay Smith, 48, playing the piano. He learned off of a piece of paper while serving a 24-year prison sentence. Stephen Yang for N.Y.Post ...

Lacking the money to buy a piano, 11-year-old Andrew Garrido created his own paper piano to practise on. It got him through his first five grades with distinction. Now aged 21, the pianist and ...

A non-Bluetooth version without extra keyboard parts is offered for pledge sof ¥3,000 (or $27), too. Delivery of all models is expected in August of this year.

Step 1: Using a tube of electric paint to fill in the keys on your piano template, making sure to leave no gaps in the paint. If the paint breaks, it will cause a short circuit. Or, you can cut out a ...