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E-garments
Via WMMNA Philips Design has prototyped two garments that demonstrate how electronics can be incorporated into fabrics and clothes to express the emotions and personality of the wearer. Bubelle, the "blushing dress" comprises two layers, the inner one is equipped with sensors that respo... Read more ...
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empathic painting
Via New Scientist A team of computer scientists (Maria Shugrina and Margrit Betke from Boston University, US, and John Collomosse from Bath University, UK) have created a video display system (the " Empatic Painting ") that tracks the expressions of onlookers and metamorphoses to match... Read more ...
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The Endless Forest
Via Networked Performance "The Endless Forest by Tale of Tales is a game about beauty, wonder, calm and peace. There are no stealth missions, no guns to swap, no armour or enemies. Taking on the role of a somewhat dreamy deer who wanders through an endless for... Read more ...
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My beating heart
My Beating Heart is an haptic relaxation pillow that gently beats out a slow, steady heart-like rhythm. The $120 heart-shaped pillow uses a rumble pack-style haptic system so that you can feel the heart beat as you hold it. From the product's website : My Beating... Read more ...
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Workshop on Emotion in HCI - London, UK
From Usability News The topic of emotion in Human-Computer Interaction is of increasing interest to the HCI community. Since Rosalind Picard's fundamental publications on affective computing, research in this field has gained significant momentum. Emotion research is largely grounde... Read more ...
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Emotionally aware computer
According to The Herald , Cambridge professor Peter Robinson has developed a prototype of an “emotionally aware computer” that uses a camera to capture images of the user’s face, then determines facial expressions, and infers the user’s mood. From the report : ‘Imagine a c... Read more ...
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Next-generation gaming experiences
Via Networked Performance While players of video games have always been waiting for the next generation of technology, less fuss is made about next-generation experiences. If such experiences are already there, what are they like? What would be the 21st-century-equivalent to the... Read more ...
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Panasonic Emotions Testing Line
Re-blogged from Networked Performance The Panasonic Emotions Testing Line , by "nomadic" development designer JIŘÍ ČERNICKÝ , is a conceptual SD audio-prosthesis that aims to grasp the issue of the emotional deficits in society. The device is a substitute, personal c... Read more ...
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Blushing Light
Re-blogged from Mocoloco The Blushing Light designed by Nadine Jarvis and Jayne Potter blushes in response to the emotional pitch of a mobile phone. Through conversation, the lamp is activated by the Electromagnetic field (EMF) emitted from a mobile phone and c... Read more ...
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EMOSIVE: A mobile service for the emotionally...
Re-blogged from Prototype/Interaction Design Cluster emosive (formerly e:sense ) is a new service for mobile devices which allows capturing, storing and sharing of fleeting emotional experiences. Based on the Cognitive Priming theory, as we become more immersed in digital me... Read more ...