[o1y32]

Have been taking piano lessons for almost a decade now (very committed), I can tell you most piano teachers are not going to care about this kind of gimmicks. Most teachers don't even want to bother with online lessons over Zoom or whatever -- you either go to their home for lessons on a real acoustic piano or you don't have lessons. Only the most eccentric teacher is going to spend $3.5K on this toy and expect their student to do so as well.

[lolinder]

Music teachers don't dislike Zoom because they're reluctant to use tech in the abstract, they avoid it because trying to teach a music lesson with a bad mic, a half-second delay, and a low-FOV camera pointed haphazardly is a nightmare.

Source: many family members who are music teachers, spanning multiple generations and a wide range of technical prowess.

[PUSH_AX]

I think the idea is that a well made app in this domain would make the human teacher redundant.

[nektro]

you completely missed the point of that comment