I am so not the kind of person that says things like this, but she is one of my favorite people on the planet right now.
Interview is best heard in stereo headphones.
Could someone who knows post a link to her using this tech. to make music? It looks very cool! edit: http://youtu.be/6btFObRRD9k?t=13m22s
Jesus sheâs cool. 
Giving greater power to jazz hands.
Sounds something like the gloves Trademark G. of the Evolution Control Committee uses.
It reminds me a lot of âThe Handsâ by Michael Waisvisz of STEIM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIfumZa2TKY). Very nice!
Cool. Future the next.
Wasnât Marillion doing this 25 years ago?
To add another âit reminds me ofâ :Laetitia Sonami
Her first pair in 1991 were built on a pair of rubber gloves. Nice 
Oh, the hours of configuring these to your instruments. And then, how time flies as you use them.
I am building something far simpler for my bass guitar, mapping nine controls on the amplifier to three knobs on the bass. Nothing fancy compared to Imogenâs project. But holy crap, Iâve been fiddling with it for almost a year now and itâs far from being stage ready.
Most of the time defining and solving a technical problem in detail wonât really feel right once you play it as a musical instrument.
Sheâs got stamina, folks. Great effort, and obviously a great instrument.
Cool! She developed her âglovesâ with sponsorship by Steim (and she used software developed by Steim).
Reminds me of a similar project that I saw at the University of Illinois some twenty or so years ago that used the Nintendo Power Glove. These look very cool⌠also very expensive.
Not really. I think hâs gloves were âsimplyâ wireless midi triggers.
Some extraordinary smart technical application I have found here, thanks Sean, thanks a lot for sharing such an innovative video with us. This is really an unique idea.
Go Im!
I frigginâ LOVE Imogen Heap. Have ever since I discovered Frou Frou. And this is just a neat idea.
That last bit with her performing on stage gave me a pretty healthy cyberpunk flashback⌠am I allowed to have flashbacks of a future that never was?
That future that never was is very very quickly spiraling toward us these days, it seems. I had always pegged âcyberpunkâ as about 2020ish and beyond, I think weâre well on track.
