Hi, I’m Salvatore Monaco from team 23. I really like your idea and I think the product could be genuinely useful. While doing some research I found a similar product called MusicGlove, a hand rehabilitation device that turns exercises into a kind of “musical game”. It has some interesting features that you could integrate into your concept to make it even stronger.
For example, you could introduce a simple progress tracking system (such as number of songs learned or daily routines completed) to help users see their improvements over time, and to adapt the difficulty of the exercises to each person’s performance.
If you’re interested, here is a link you can check out:
https://www.flintrehab.com/product/musicglove-hand-therapy/
hi Salvatore, that is a nice find. What promoted you to share it?
Erik
Great insight! The reference to MusicGlove is very helpful because it shows how a musical and game-based approach can make exercises more engaging and motivating. Integrating a simple progress-tracking system—such as the number of routines completed or the difficulty level achieved—could really strengthen the concept and provide a more personalized experience. This would make the product not only fun to use, but also more effective in monitoring users’ improvement over time.