How do you feel? Your phone may soon tell you

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A variety of projects unveiled in the past year aim to give mobile apps the ability to instantly detect a person’s emotional state.

A startup called Affectiva, which emerged out of MIT’s Media Lab, last month launched a software developer kit (SDK) for its emotion-tracking technology. The company claims that it’s possible to assess the effect that advertising and branding have on a person if you analyze that person’s facial expressions through the camera of a mobile device.

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