Memory P(r)od
by Sarah Moores & Design Futures Lab
This wearable device records an audio track when there is a detectable physiological change in the wearer, such as when the wearer becomes agitated or excited. After recording events with the assistance of biofeedback, users enter a listening pod which plays back the audio to enhance meditative reflection on selected moments throughout the day. This thesis speculates on how memories form through emotional connections to events, and the integration of technology with our biological responses that enhance our awareness of these connections.
by Sarah Moores & Design Futures Lab
This wearable device records an audio track when there is a detectable physiological change in the wearer, such as when the wearer becomes agitated or excited. After recording events with the assistance of biofeedback, users enter a listening pod which plays back the audio to enhance meditative reflection on selected moments throughout the day. This thesis speculates on how memories form through emotional connections to events, and the integration of technology with our biological responses that enhance our awareness of these connections.
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