When Rosalind Picard visited an amusement park recently for her son’s birthday, she wore four high-tech bands, one on each wrist and ankle.
The specialized cuffs, developed by Picard, professor of media arts and sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and MIT Media Lab researchers, tracked a critical component of a place where dizzying rides intentionally submit visitors to disturbing g-forces: excitement levels.
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