Most of us know when we're stressed. Physical cues like stomach butterflies, a flushed face, or muscle tension are hard to miss. Problem is, said symptoms can be very difficult to control. Once going--these things tend to snowball. The PIP biosensor Kickstarter aims to help folks mediate stress by objectively measuring symptoms, digitally visualizing the results, and then gamifying stress reduction. It's the latest in an avalanche of sensors aiming to increase body awareness and health.
PIP Biosensor Measures Stress and Gamifies the Art of Conscious Relaxation
Singularity Hub - 29 Jun 2013 19:22
Most of us know when we're stressed. Physical cues like stomach butterflies, a flushed face, or muscle tension are hard to miss. Problem is, said symptoms can be very difficult to control. Once going--these things tend to snowball. The PIP biosensor Kickstarter aims to help folks mediate stress by objectively measuring symptoms, digitally visualizing the results, and then gamifying stress reduction. It's the latest in an avalanche of sensors aiming to increase body awareness and health.
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