Are you looking for a pleasurable experience or therapeutic values of massage? Sanyo developed a massage chair that can also detect lies.
Implications - Okay, so maybe the chair doesn't exactly detect lies, but according to Sanyo it "locates areas of physical stiffness and gauges fatigue by changes in skin temperature, perspiration, and pulse," which are the same factors that lie detectors use to decipher between truth and lies. If you were somewhat of a MacGuyver, you could potentially make yourself a super-comfortable lie detector by utilizing the sensors embedded within this massage chair. Your guests might feel a little uneasy sitting in your furniture if they knew you were monitoring what they were saying.
What's Driving This Trend
- Lie-detecting Sensory Technology
- Developing sensory technology similar to that of a lie detector opens up new possibilities for a range of industries, such as security and law enforcement.
- Smart Health Furniture
- The integration of technology into furniture like massage chairs can lead to the development of smart health furniture to aid in physical and mental health.
- Sensorial Employee Monitoring
- Sensory technology used in furniture could be applied to employee monitoring, providing a non-invasive way to measure stress, fatigue, and productivity throughout the workday.
Who This Affects Most
- Health & Wellness
- The health and wellness industry can leverage sensory technology to create smart furniture to provide personalized therapy and treatment options to individuals.
- Security & Law Enforcement
- The integration of sensory technology used in lie detectors can also be applied to security and law enforcement, helping to identify potentially dangerous individuals.
- Office Furniture & Design
- The application of sensory technology to furniture can be used to monitor employee well-being and optimize office furniture designs for better ergonomics.
