SMART SENSORS AND AI IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENT LEARNING
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v6.i3s.2025.6797Keywords:
Smart Sensors, Artificial Intelligence, Musical Instrument Learning, Machine Learning, Real-Time Feedback, Adaptive Education, Adversarial SystemAbstract [English]
The combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and smart sensor technologies is transforming the musical instrument learning industry by allowing the accurate analysis of performance based on the data. In this paper, the author will discuss the importance of multi-modal sensors (such as motion, pressure, acoustic sensor, and biometric sensor) to capture subtle elements of playing behavior and turn it into actionable data. Through the strategic placement of sensors in tools or accessories that one can wear, rich datasets with a representation of posture, gesture, timing, and expression characteristics can be acquired in real time. This process is further supported by AI methods especially machine learning and deep learning models which analyze a complex sensor stream to assess the accuracy, consistency, and stylistic adherence. The sensor feedback together with the AI-based analytics can create the adaptive learning systems that are able to provide individualized guidance, suggestive suggestions of corrections in real-time, and track the progress over the long-term. The framework facilitates cohesive signal interpretation, which allows a smooth interaction of intelligent tutoring system and learners. Experimental outcomes depict that sensor-AI integration enhances precision of feedback and interaction with learners over the conventional pedagogical techniques. Quantitative results emphasize the major improvements in the accuracy of timing, the alignment of the postures, and the quality of the performance.
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