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Music education plays a particularly important role in China’s existing education systems at all levels. With the development of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, interactive teaching methods are more and more widely used. Therefore, a piano teaching system model design algorithm is proposed based on the IoT technology to design the function of the piano teaching system, which is of great help to improve the quality of piano teaching. The current mature technical framework and development language are compared, the key technologies of the IoT using the system architecture is determined, and the structural design methods of the piano teaching system analyzed, mainly using the SSH framework (ie Stmts, Spring and Hibernate’s model, based on this paper, a model design algorithm is proposed for building a piano teaching system based on the IoT technology. Finally, the algorithm and system are tested and implemented through experiments. The research results show that the algorithm uses the hardware underlying direct control development method, with an average scan of 12 times in 0.3 s, the recognition probability can be increased to 0.999719, the algorithm is effective, and the designed piano teaching system is fully functional. The research in this paper provides a theoretical reference for the wide application of IoT technology and the optimal design of piano teaching system.

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IoT piano teaching system SSH

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