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 Robometer Measures Happiness The robometer is a mood-sensing, wrist-mounted devise that measures your level of happiness. Has society really become so desensitized that we can’t tell when we are happy? Pontification aside, the Robometer takes readings of of the surface of your skin to asses your mood. This feature would be an excellent topic for a social commentary type of article. But this is not the place for that and space is limited.
 Coming to what this contraption really does, it has an accelerator which senses your movement as and when you work or do any other activity. A GSR lead will sit on your fingers and detect your galvanic skin response and judge how tense or how happy you are. Additionally, a voice sensor will detect repetitive phrases as and when you blurt them out. These sensors will work in tandem by Bluetooth technology. All this will result in the Robometer displaying various colours and a voice prompt to remind you about the little things that actually make you happy.
(gizmowatch)References: dotmancando.net, gizmowatch Comment: on Mood-Sensitive Wristbands |
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