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Detecting Change in Emotional Reactions With Wearables -IEEE

Posted on September 28, 2017 by David G. Armstrong

Scientists can now detect different emotional reactions in a user through wearables, which in the future could be used to predict their mental state.

Source: Detecting Change in Emotional Reactions With Wearables -IEEE

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