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Show HN: Realtime emotion tracking in JavaScript
- thoughtpalette 10y agoThe interesting part for me was to see what it rated my expression when I believed to have a neutral emotion showing. It seems I look a little angry and contemptuous all the time. Dig the project.
- dvcc 10y agoApparently when I laugh I show disgust, no wonder I'm no longer invited to dinner parties! I partly joke, but it did do a good job at distinguishing different expressions but maybe not assigning them to the correct one.
- Turing_Machine 10y agoFor me, contorting my face into a horrible bared-tooth grimace was interpreted as "joy".
- grimmdude 10y agoCool app. It's interesting to think about the idea of different content/ads being served to people based on their emotion.
- otto_ortega 10y agoVery nice experiment. It will be nice to be able to test it without playing the youtube video.
- anotheryou 10y agomake the background white, much better lighting conditions :) if only i found a youtube video that is more than "meh" to me... :)
- darklajid 10y agoCan anyone explain that this is about? The website popped up with a request to use my camera (I declined - I don't know what this even is, wants to do etc). What is this trying to do?
- hartator 10y agoComputer vision in JS?
- jeffreylu9 10y agoYes, it's a demo of Affectiva's JS SDK, tracking your emotions in real-time as you watch a YouTube video.
- celticninja 10y agoDoesn't work on chrome mobile seems to think I'm Explorer as it advised me to download chrome, Firefox or Opera.
- jeffreylu9 10y agoYes, only Chrome, Firefox, and Opera browsers are supported.
- siddarthd2919 10y agoReally cool!The output had my emotions right 95% of the time. Looking forward to real life uses cases of this script.