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Getting all emotional: Wearables that are trying to monitor how we feel

Getting all emotional: Wearables that are trying to monitor how we feel

Posted on May 28, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s not just Amazon that’s exploring emotion-sensing wearables

Amazon is reportedly planning to enter the wearable space for the first time, which if true, is in itself huge news. Even more so that those reports suggest the rumored wrist-worn device it’s working on will be able to understand emotion by analysing our voice through microphones and software the company is working on.
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