2015 · 101 citations · 25 references
Behavioral SciencesPersonal InformaticsBiosensor DataEngineeringAffective DesignAffective NeuroscienceAmbient DisplayUser ExperienceAffective ComputingInteractive AmbientHuman-computer InteractionSocial SciencesAmbient IntelligenceUser-centered DesignCommunicationHuman-centered ComputingEmotionPsychology
MoodLight is an interactive ambient lighting system that responds to biosensor input related to an individual's current level of arousal. Changes in levels of arousal correspond to fluctuations in the color of light provided by the system, altering the immediate environment in ways intimately related to the user's private internal state. We use this intervention to explore personal and social implications of the ambient display of biosensor data. This study provides greater understanding of the ways in which the representations of personal informatics, with a focus on ambient feedback, influence our perceptions of ourselves and those around us.
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