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Via Leeander The “Rationalizer”, is a new concept device by Philips that is designed for “mirroring" your emotions. The user wears an Emobracelet on his/her wrist which measures the arousal component of the user’s emotion through a galvanic skin response sensor. The EmoBracelet is wirelessly connected with the EmoBowl, a bowl with lighted patterns that displays user’s emotional status. The range is a soft yellow, orange, or deep red. When the user sees that the bowl is flashing red, it means that it might be good to take a breather and calm down before making any irrational...

Via Medgadget   Frost & Sullivan has awarded Exmocare , Inc. with 2008 North American Emotion Monitoring Technology Innovation of the Year Award for "developing the ExmoCare physiology and emotion monitoring platform that aids in understanding the physiological state of a person through monitoring the expression of emotion patterns. The platforms developed by the company Exmocare, Inc....

Via InfoAesthetics   from the project website :   The affective diary assembles sensor data, captured from the user and uploaded via their mobile phone, to form an ambiguous,...

Via Information Aesthetics This website shows beatiful animated landscape loops designed for visual relaxation (Flash plugin required)

From the MIT website   Technology does not naturally sense nonverbal cues such as facial expressions and tone of voice, and does not easily acquire common sense knowledge about people....