Semantic understanding of how people feel in a space over time

Action and

Reaction

By monitoring people's emotions in a space, without identification, we can understand the effect of behaviors and actions on different audiences. This allows for analysis ranging from classroom performance to the impact of marketing campaigns on audience reactions, for example.

Audience

Satisfaction

With large numbers of visitors and clients, understanding individual emotions can be challenging and costly. Representative data enables automation and scalability in analyzing how your audience feels when experiencing a service or product.

Collective

Well-being

In high-traffic spaces, addressing individual needs is essential to ensure comfort and satisfaction. Large-scale emotional data makes it possible to assess public perception and plan improvements to the environment.

Technology at TRL5*, promising and efficient

*Validated in a relevant environment

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