Girl play piano with no finger on one hand

A chinese girl playing piano with no fingers on one hand,She has never seen a piano until 3 years ago. because she live in a very small town,The video make me realize, how lucky we are.God bless her. Her name is GuiGui Zheng. LINK: Youtube

Light-Sensitive Musical Instrument is Played by Moving Your Fingertips

Artist Robert Mathy created “Light Sensitive Fingertips” — a musical instrument that has light sensitive phototransistors in the tips of the fingers. It’s played by moving the sensors over light sources of varying intensity:

Light, emitted by the displays of activated mobile phones, functions as the origin of the sounds. As each mobile phone’s display generates a different light frequency, each results in an audio signal with a different pitch. In addition, other electronic devices, such as flashing bicycle lights, can be used to generate rhythmic tones.

Link, Via: GearFuse | Video | Photo: Robert Mathy, Via: Neatorama

ProDigits: The world's first bionic finger

Touch Bionics, developer of advanced upper-limb bionic technologies, launches ProDigits, the worlds first powered bionic finger solution for patients with missing fingers. Now partial-hand patients have a dexterous powered solution to support their return to function and independence. LINK: Youtube

Caribbean Finger Drums

Bring a little of the islands to your desk with Caribbean Finger Drums. These miniature electronic steel drums feature eight touch-sensitive pads that make up one octave of a complete major scale. So, you'll be jamming your favorite songs in no time.

Includes a recording feature so you can play back your latest reggae riff. Requires 3 AAA batteries which are included. LINK: Youtube

Finger Breakdancing

I never realized that finger dancing is so popular that they actually make cute little shoes to go on your fingers. Check out this guy doing the finger breakdance. LINK, Via: Youtube

Laser Finger Beams

Ooh! That looks like fun! That’s Jake Bronstein of Zoomdoggle playing around with the Laser Finger Beams. You can even make your own "light sculpture" photo by using the Shutter-lag setting on your camera: Link, Via: Neatorama

Once you get the hang of that, try making this one: Lightmark