The GER MOOD SWEATER interprets emotions and displays mood instantly as an interactive light display.
GER MOOD Sweater displays the wearer's mood through LED lights. (photo courtesy: SENSOREE)
Based on the technology of a classic lie detector test, which uses a Galvanic Skin Response (GSR), SENSOREE has crafted a soft sensor design called the Galvanic Extimacy Responder (GER), as it promotes extimacy – externalized intimacy.
The GER: Galvanic Extimacy Responder sensors read excitement levels and translate the data into a palette of affective colors. The high collar, bowl positioned with LEDs reflects onto the self for instant biofeedback and acts as a tele-display or external blush for the other. Located around the larynx, the visual interface replaces speaking, as the wearer’s truths are instantly expressed with color.
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