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A couch that changes color based on your mood by measuring blood flow from where you sit. Use it to read a date's feelings, see if investors are interested, or know when restaurant customers are happy. The science might already exist.
A couch that changes color based on your mood by measuring blood flow from where you sit. Use it to read a date's feelings, see if investors are interested, or know when restaurant customers are happy. The science might already exist.
Mood detecting furniture. If you are on a date and you bring a girl back and you want to know her mood, she sits on the couch. All right. Scenario number 2, you're pitching an investment. Your potential investors are sitting. You want to judge their mood. Or also works at a restaurant, right? Your clientele are sitting. You want to know, do they like this food, right? You could tell because the furniture's changing colors. Can you test your blood flow from your butt. That's really the question that we need to solve here. How fast is your butt blood flow beating? Can that determine, like, your heart rate?
I feel like—
I feel like the science might be there.
Like, we have technology. I would be giving off, like, pissed vibes, like, all the time, and people would just be giving me away when I'm— I don't want to fucking be here and I have to be. So, like, there should be an option to, like, turn it off when you don't want to know the vibes of the other person.
