What's going on? I thought we were going global, but it turns out some things aren't... Some ...
This website by Marco van Hout shows examples, stories and interviews on the topic of design for emotion. Since 2004.
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Using Twitter as a Collective Mood Ring
Lately, there have been lots of initiatives that relate to this, often using Twitter as a ...
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Daniel Pink: Why right-brainers will rule the future
The new type of worker is one with highly developped right-brain activity, which will need to ...
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Our notion of happiness is not universal
A study looking into the common concepts of happiness and unhappiness and comparing those ...
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For those of you on Twitter
If you like to be updated on the latest on design and emotion, you can also follow me on Twitter:
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Scientists study how to make Britain happier… any room for design?
Scientists have launched an attempt today to find out what makes the British happy. I would ...
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Learning from games: a language for designing emotions
Over at Johny Holland, Joe Lamantia wrote an interesting article called "Learning From Games: A ...
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Bowlingual: find out what your dog is feeling
The Bowlingual, a gadget that analyzes a dog's bark to detect its emotion, is being relaunched.
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How do people feel emotions? A visualisation experiment.
Nice project I found coincidentally: EmotionallyVague.com. Orlagh O'Brien wanted to investigate ...
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Decisions based on our emotions are more consistent
You might think that carefully weighing pros and cons about a decision would lead to greater ...
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Emotional Cities
Even though I have travelled a couple of times to Stockholm since 2007, I had to find out of ...
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Sustaining the Human-Object Relationship
Is it possible to build deeper, reciprocal relationships between an object and its user? Can ...
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