- Service Name
SOMI-1
- Industry
Technology, Music, Wearable Technology, Motion Sensors
- Main Value Proposition
SOMI-1 transforms physical movements into sound, enabling users to create music in real-time without prior knowledge of music production.
- Description
SOMI-1 is a motion sensor wearable that functions as a MIDI controller, allowing performers, musicians, and dancers to create music through their movements. It features Bluetooth motion sensors and a receiver hub, making it accessible for users of all skill levels.
- Key Features
6 sensors simultaneously; 7 different movement parameters per sensor; Bluetooth® 5 with up to 50 meters range; Ready-to-use soundscapes with no pre-knowledge needed
- Use Cases
SOMI-1 is most valuable for live performances, dance choreography, music production, and educational settings where interactive sound creation is desired.
- Competitive advantages
Market-leading latency under 10ms for real-time sound control; Compatibility with any MIDI-enabled software or hardware; User-friendly design with no need for extensive setup or prior knowledge
- Strengths
The SOMI-1's strengths include its high precision, ease of use, and the ability to create music through natural movements, appealing to a wide range of users from dancers to musicians.
- Positioning
SOMI-1 positions itself as an innovative tool for creative expression, bridging the gap between physical movement and digital music creation.
- Audience
The target users include performers, musicians, dancers, and educators who seek innovative ways to create and interact with music.
- CTA
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- Tags
MIDI controller
motion sensors
sound control
music technology
- Tagline
the sound of me.
- Tone of Voice
Innovative, engaging, user-friendly
- Differentiation
SOMI-1 stands out in the market by offering a user-friendly interface with ready-made soundscapes and high precision motion tracking, making it accessible for both professionals and beginners.
- Brand Positioning
Instruments of Things identifies itself as a pioneer in motion sensor technology for music, focusing on accessibility and creativity in sound production.
- Founded
2018-01-01
- Founders
Henrik Langer
Niko Schönig