Emoticon Helmets to Hide Your Feelings Edit
The Mask of Emotion

Developed by the Digital Media Design Department at Hongik University in Korea, the Mask of Emotion helmet was designed to hide real emotions by creating a different set of fake facial expressions that could be used in conversation in public spaces.

The mask displays LED emoticons which are triggered by external stimuli such as a smile. Its creators say it was designed to hide real emotions and—literally—mask them with the fabricated facial expressions offered by the mask.

This has got to be one of the most ridiculous gadgets I have ever seen and I’d never want to run into someone wearing this because I may never stop laughing.

Check out the robot that makes 36 expressions below

Robotic Expression - Kansei’s Face Makes 36 Expressions (VIDEO)

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