Key result
Low-cost wearable wristband successfully detects mood swings and anger from physiological changes.
Why the study?
Continuous monitoring of anger through physiological changes is important for managing this destructive emotional state and promoting a healthy lifestyle.
Can a wearable anger-monitoring system detect anger based on physiological changes in humans?
Can a wearable anger-monitoring system detect anger based on physiological changes in humans?
A novel, low-cost wearable wristband was developed to continuously monitor physiological changes and detect anger, notifying a monitoring unit via mobile communication.
May enable remote physiological monitoring in research; leaves open validation before clinical adoption.
Nowadays, emotion detection based on the physiological changes of the body is a major concern. Anger is one of the most destructive emotional states and needs continuous monitoring for a healthy lifestyle. In this study, we developed and implemented a wearable anger-monitoring system, which analyses various physiological changes during the state of anger in humans and notifies the monitoring unit using a global system for mobile communication. This is unique as it detects the human mood swing and realizes it on hardware. The developed low-cost noninvasive wrist band can be used all-day and anywhere for detecting anger.
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Prakash et al. (2017) studied Anger. Wearable anger-monitoring system was evaluated on Detection of anger based on physiological changes. A newly developed low-cost, noninvasive wearable wristband successfully detects human mood swings and anger based on physiological changes, notifying a monitoring unit via mobile communication.
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