We are updating our former website jamboxx.com. We recently donated our former commercial project into a nonprofit to assist persons with disabilities to be able to play music.
We're working on a number of updates and will have more information to share on the website soon.
April 2026
Jamboxx has been working with the University College London Computer Science Department and MotionInput Games, London, over the past year on new motion tracking software -- FaceNav.org is donationware.
AI advances are creating new opportunities for assistive technologies. Check out the assistive music technologies page for links to assistive music projects.
Since 2014, the International Symposiums on Assistive Technology for Music and Art (ISATMA.org) -- has grown as a community and supported a network of workshops, performances and talks that explore participation and accessibility through technological innovation and collaborations.
We are supporting new software developments and tutorials through ISATMA. We have some DIY Jamboxx components for collaboration with nonprofits and research groups. You can also find hardware project information there as well. Contact us if you like more information.
