“Mood Meter: Large-Scale and Long-Term Smile Monitoring System” by Hernandez, Hoque and Picard
Conference:
- SIGGRAPH 2012
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Entry Number: 15
Title:
- Mood Meter: Large-Scale and Long-Term Smile Monitoring System
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Description:
Have you ever wondered whether it’s possible to quantitatively measure how friendly or welcoming a community is? Or imagined which parts of the community are happier than others? In this work, we introduce a new technology that begins to address these questions.
Mood Meter is a computer vision based system that automatically encourages, recognizes and counts smiles of a large environment or a community. For our project, we installed Mood Meter in a college campus during a 10-weeks long festival to count smiles of people at 4 different key locations. Our system collected aggregated anonymous information, and then displayed the information in real time in various intuitive and interactive formats on a public website, depicting the emotional footprint of the community as a function of smiles at any point in time.
References:
HERNANDEZ, J., HOQUE M. E., DREVO W., PICARD, R. W. 2012. Mood Meter: Counting Smiles in the Wild. In Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing.
