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Feel-O-Meter
Fuehlometer or Feel-O-Meter is a public art installation in germany by Richard Wilhelmer in collaboration with Julius Von Bismarck and Benjamin Maus
A digital camera along the lake captures the faces of passersby, which are then analyzed by a computer program and classified as either happy, sad, or indifferent. The cumulative results determine the expression of the sculpture, whose mouth and eyes shift accordingly via a system of automated motors.
One of the newest challenges in digital is the potential to pull real life emotion and feelings into our campaigns. But how do you really do that? How is it represented? You’ll probably remember seeing the Kraft Smile Tagging App, or the Prigat real time smile stations and Unilever’s Smile Activated Ice Cream from Cannes… But here is a real time version, measuring the mood an entire city.
The Feel-O-Meter is created via cameras placed around Berlin, streaming footage back to a facial recognition system that detects the mood of people walking around the city in real time, with that feed then controling a huge face atop a lighthouse. Now just add a live feed from twitter!
source: Digital buzz
