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Mar. 25, 2011
How Do You Really Feel? Your Computer May Know
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| Researchers are developing devices that measure and track emotions, while subjects are on-line, driving or even shopping. By measuring emotional responses, scientists say they can improve safety, communication, performance, or even help marketers come up with better products. |
Produced by Annette Heist, Senior Producer
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Rosalind. W. Picard
Director of Affective Computing Research
Director of Autism & Communication Technology
Co-Director, Things That Think
Professor of Media Arts and Sciences
MIT Media Lab
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Co-founder and Chief Scientist,Related Links
MIT Media Lab: Affective Computing
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