New Technologies for Measuring Emotions
summary
Demoed wearable Q Sensor that logs skin conductance, 3‑axis accelerometer and temperature to separate sweat from exertion and flags brief, surprising peaks: a child on the autism spectrum shows agitation spikes, a baby’s level rises before crying, a bride records four ceremony peaks tied to vows, a 9‑year‑old’s peaks follow stimuli by 1–2 second lag. Cloud-based facial analysis (Affectiva) maps smiles, brow furrows and expression phrases to valence and engagement, opt‑in only.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to emotion tech
- 1:06Measuring emotions in non-verbal people
- 3:31Real-world applications and insights
- 7:25Facial expression tracking
- 9:11Cloud-based emotion analysis demo
- 11:21Future of emotion measurement
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