The Body Tells the Story: The Promise of Sense Technology in Supporting Vulnerable Children [Mona's Blog]

Carey Sipp 7/4/186:05 AM

Improving the well-being of children and families is a priority for Dr. Rosalind Picard, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who studies “affective computing,” which uses sense technology to increase individuals’ well-being using new ways to understand and respond to emotion. Dr. Picard has developed wearable sensors that reveal an individual’s level of cognitive, emotional, or physical stress loads.

To read the rest of this blog by Mona Delahooke, Ph. D., please click here.

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