Keeping with today’s mobile phone theme, Crave.cnet.com has an article about a new phone from Sony-Ericsson, the W44S, which has a dual hinge feature that allows it to…
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Panasonic Emotion Phone
Crave.cnet.com has an article about a new phone from Panasonic (the “P702iD“) that includes visualizations (in the form of colour and image changes) of emotional state through voice analysis with something called…
Emotions are the means employed by the mind to evaluate the organism’s internal and external environment and respond appropriately…
Over the next few weeks, I’ll be posting articles drawn directly from my master’s thesis work in emotions and HCI…
Emotiv.com has developed a headset that can trackshifts in emotions during gameplay. I assume that when they say “emotions” they are referring specifically to…
CourtTV has an article about how painting jails pink can calm aggravated inmates…
Kevin Capota, a master’s student at Twente University in the Netherlands, has written an article covering some of my master’s thesis research in emotions and HCI…
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Design & Emotion 2006: The Presentations
I recently returned from presenting at Design & Emotion 2006 in Gothenburg, Sweden. The conference was really very well run, and one of the best I’ve attended (the food was amazing!). My only complaint was the quality of some of the presentations. Now first off, let me make this clear. In almost all of the presentations, the material was very interesting and professionally researched. However, several observations…
Biomapping.net is a site that:
“allows people to selectively share and interpret their own biometric data.”
This is accomplished by connecting Galvanic Skin Response measurements with georgraphic locations via GPS…
New Scientist has an article about software developed by Dutch researchers to track…
Science Daily has an article on the increasing use of software to detect emotions in phone conversations by monitoring the volume and pitch of voices. If they have this technology in call centers, why don’t they do a better job of serving customers?…