What if your gadgets knew how you were feeling? The Rapport project aspires to achieve just that! It’s all about facial expression. You look at it, it looks back at you and suggests some music. It understand whether you like it or dislike the tunes, and depending on your face, it either cranks it up or changes the music! Similarly, it communicates its own “feelings” with familiar expressions. Watch it in action —>
Designers: Joe Smith, Yeawon Choi, Yifei Chai, Yuchang Chou
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