oMoo
Listening to music through your hand
490 followers
Listening to music through your hand
490 followers
oMoo is an AI-driven haptic music player that can let everyone touch the pulse, texture, and rhythm of music on their phones. We want to bring the power and beauty of music to everyone, including people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
FunBlocks AIFlow
oMoo is fascinating! Using haptics to make music accessible to the deaf and hard of hearing is a brilliant innovation. I love the potential to experience music in a completely new way. Definitely trying this out!
oMoo
@peng_wood You can try running with oMoo on and holding your phone, it's a great feeling!
Tempo-Pulse
@peng_wood @amiaomomo Sounds good, I'll try using it for my run tonight🏃.
Tempo-Pulse
Such a unique feature, with a really clean and intuitive design. I came across some user stories on social media and was genuinely moved — it’s incredible to see a product making a real difference for the disabled community.
oMoo
@sirui_wang Yes, there was a user feedback that his child danced for the first time to HAPTIC MUSIC, which brought tears to our eyes all of a sudden. Yes, the art form of experience deserves to be redefined, and we must take minorities into account!💪🏻
Tempo-Pulse
@sirui_wang @amiaomomo Oh my, that's so touching.
Tempo-Pulse
@amiaomomo OMG, it’s hard to imagine their childhood without music.
AnimeShorts
Wow! This is really a very meaningful music product that helps build experiences for disadvantaged groups. Support!
Tempo-Pulse
@linmulu_nvhai It's really great to pay attention to vulnerable groups 🎉
laixi app
I’m not deaf, but I care deeply about accessibility. It’s amazing to see a music app actually thinking about everyone.
Tempo-Pulse
@cindydev Accessibility is about everyone!
Incredible and creative product! This is the kind of stuff I come to PH for!
Grimo
really impressive concept! i read the maker's story about their granny, very touching. this feels different than just regular phone haptics, like you can actually feel the music structure, not just buzzes. it's a cool way to think about accessibility too. curious to try this with some complex electronic tracks. congrats on the launch! ( ´ ∀ ` )ﾉ
Tate-A-Tate
The concept of oMoo is truly remarkable. By creating an AI - driven haptic music player, it bridges a significant gap in the music - listening experience. Allowing people to "touch" the pulse, texture, and rhythm of music on their phones opens up a whole new sensory dimension for music enjoyment. What makes oMoo even more praise - worthy is its noble mission to extend the beauty and power of music to the deaf and hard - of - hearing community. This is not just a technological innovation but also a social and inclusive step forward. It enables those who have been traditionally excluded from fully experiencing music through auditory means to engage with it in a tangible way. The use of AI in this context is a smart move. AI can analyze musical elements and translate them into precise haptic feedback, providing a consistent and immersive experience. Overall, oMoo has the potential to revolutionize how we perceive and interact with music, making it more accessible and inclusive for all.