O2Amps glasses designed to help read peoples’ emotions find other applications
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Dr Mark Changi, inventor of the O2Amps.
The Oxy-Amp, Oxy-Iso, and Hemo-Iso O2Amps glasses
The Oxy-Amp Level 2 O2Amps that amplify the perception of health, distress, and emotion signals on the skin
The Oxy-Amp Level 2 O2Amps that amplify the perception of health, distress, and emotion signals on the skin
The Oxy-Amp Level 2 O2Amps that amplify the perception of health, distress, and emotion signals on the skin
The Oxy-Amp Level 2 O2Amps that amplify the perception of health, distress, and emotion signals on the skin
The Oxy-Iso O2Amps that amplifies the natural ability to see changes in blood oxygenation under the skin
The Oxy-Iso O2Amps that amplify the natural ability to see changes in blood oxygenation under the skin
The Oxy-Iso O2Amps that amplify the natural ability to see changes in blood oxygenation under the skin
The Hemo-Iso O2Amps that amplify the natural ability to see changes in blood concentration under the skin
Article Summary
Along with facial expressions, tell-tale variations in facial blood flow that causes reddening and whitening of the skin can also give an indication of people's emotions. To take advantage of this, 2AI Labs developed a special pair of glasses designed to enhance a person's color vision to better enable them to perceive the oxygenation and hemoglobin variations in another person's face, and thus their emotional state. The glasses are now finding a variety of applications, from medical to security.
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